International Trade Commission

Brand Management, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Regulation
Research In Motion Faces Potential US International Trade Commission Investigation

By Ainsley Brown on December 8, 2009

By: Ainsley Brown Imagine being told that you could no long buy a BlackBerry or being told that the services of the one you already own will be restricted, just imagine. Think it can’t happen; well think again for this has now entered the range of possibility in the United States. The Canadian company, Research In Motion Ltd (RIM), the… Continue reading "Research In Motion Faces Potential US International Trade Commission Investigation"
commodity, Food & Beverage, Intellectual Property, Litigation, Marketing/PR
Not So Splendid For The Maker Of Splenda: Tate & Lyle Loses Trade Commission Case.

By Ainsley Brown on April 16, 2009

By: Ainsley Brown Tate & Lyle, the makers of Splenda, lost its appeal last week in the US International Trade Commission (ITC) in its bid to keep out an imported Chinese substitute to Splenda. The company initiated legal action in April of 2007 against a group of Chinese companies and six importers, after non-Splenda sucralose began appearing in the US… Continue reading "Not So Splendid For The Maker Of Splenda: Tate & Lyle Loses Trade Commission Case."

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