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- Geographical Indication Training content:
- What is a Geographical Indication?
- What are the names and signs that will be excluded from registration?
- Types of geographical indications; Type, Origin and Traditional Product Name
- What is the difference between a trademark and a geographical indication?
- What is the purpose of geographical indication registration?
- Who can apply for a geographical indication?
- How to apply for a geographical indication?
- Geographical indication and traditional product name registration process,
- Opinions and objections of third parties,
- Scope of rights arising from geographical indication registration,
- Change of institution of the geographical indication right holder/assignment and other procedures to be considered after registration,
- Invalidation of geographical indication and termination of the right to geographical indication,
- Novelties introduced by Industrial Property Law No. 6769,
- How is the Audit Commission established? How are the audit criteria determined? What are the audit processes?
- The necessity of emblems on geographical indications,
- Q&A.
A Geographical Indication is a name or sign indicating a product that is identified with a locality, area, region, or country by a certain attribute, reputation, or other characteristics. Geographical indications are classified into two types: origin names and geographical marks. In order to apply for a traditional product name, it is necessary to fill in the application form with the same name, prepare various documents, and pay attention to some issues. Please contact us to get more detailed information about Geographical Indication Registration.
The rights arising from the trademark registration are valid only in the country or countries where the registration was made. As a consequence, the fact that exporting companies have not registered their trademarks in other countries poses a significant risk. Even whether it’s a country where you export or merely attend the fair, if your trademark is registered on behalf of another company, you run the danger of having your products confiscated at customs. In short, exporting under an unregistered trademark can be extremely harmful to your business.
Trademarks, geographical indications, designs, patents, utility models, and traditional product names are all protected in Turkey under the terms of Industrial Property Law No. 6769, which went into effect on January 10, 2017. The “Capital Qualification” for the companies is reflected in the rights granted to them by trademark, patent, and design registration paperwork. The value of trademarks is even bigger than the monetary value of firms in today’s economy. Therefore, the rights that these documents grant to their owners, as well as the protection they provide in the event of counterfeiting, are proof of the penalties for counterfeiting acts.
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All features that can respond to a product’s or service’s capacity to meet specified or future needs are characterized as quality. In a shorter and more understandable explanation, quality is suitability for use, efficiency, and lifestyle. A quality certificate is not mandated and is preferred by organizations that are responsible for society. Cause it provides a lot of benefits to companies that want to strengthen their connection with people. The quality certificate proves that an institution or trademark provides services in accordance with international legislation and in a reliable way.
All features that can respond to a product’s or service’s capacity to meet specified or future needs are characterized as quality. In a shorter and more understandable explanation, quality is suitability for use, efficiency, and lifestyle. A quality certificate is not mandated and is preferred by organizations that are responsible for society. Cause it provides a lot of benefits to companies that want to strengthen their connection with people. The quality certificate proves that an institution or trademark provides services in accordance with international legislation and in a reliable way.