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BUD BANNED ON BULGARIAN MARKET
Business | June 25, 2001, Monday // 00:00
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US famous beer Bud was banned on Bulgarian market as their Czech competitor Budwaiser Budvar won an intellectual rights property court case. The story dated long ago at 1911 when the court cases between the US Corporation and Czech brewery started suing each other in every separate country. Patent authorities in 40 countries are still pending their decisions, although some European countries like UK, Switzerland, Greece and The Baltics already gave the trade mark exclusively to the Czechs.
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