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Control of adaptive immunity by pattern recognition receptors

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By Ca Usa, Oh Usa, Gregory Barton
| Cell Press Verified
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English Court Finds Trade Mark Valid For Oat-based Drinks Despite Use Of The Term 'Milk'

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By Sian Edmonds, Gregory Barton, Robyn Trigg
| Mondaq
The High Court in Oatly AB v Dairy UK recently overturned a UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) decision and ruled that it was wrong to declare Oatly's "Post Milk Generation" mark invalid. The High Court held that the UKIPO had construed too broadly the prohibition of the use of the term "milk" in retained EU law.
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New UK advertising guidance as ASA proposes to actively investigate green disposal claims next year

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By Gregory Barton, Anna Williams, Jane Park-Weir, Marie-Laure Pidoux, Claire Bouchenard
| Lexology Verified
Consumer research by the ASA gives insight to consumer beliefs about veracity of such claims and understanding of terms used The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has announced the key findings from its consumer research and review into claims relating to the green disposal of products, particularly claims of recyclability, biodegradability and compostability.
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