Is champagne the only drink for a New Year’s toast? Or perhaps sake – the drink of the samurai?

What is sake? Sake (from Japanese日本酒, nihon-shu or a Japanese liquor) is a traditional Japanese alcoholic beverage made from rice. Sake is light in color, sweet in taste, non-carbonated, and contains between 14 and 16% alcohol, which...

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Is Martin’s croissant already an infringement of Saint Martin’s croissant? Protection of geographical indications in this context

In Poland, particularly in the city of Poznań, the tradition of baking Saint Martin's croissants is an important part of the Saint Martin's Day celebrations. The croissants, filled with a distinctive mixture of white poppy...

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Patent examination of the state of the art, patentability, patent purity – what are they and what is the difference between them?

Patent examination is the foundation for successfully obtaining industrial property rights, such as patents for inventions and protection rights for utility models, and for launching new solutions in the form of products or technologies. Those...

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