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ARTICLE · 05 DECEMBER 2012

Agribusiness sector effectively protects brands with trade marks

Registering trademarks allows businesses to develop a brand and ensures that the brand remains protected in the process.

AustraliaIntellectual Property

Heightened competition in the agribusiness sector means the issue of branding has become increasingly important for primary producers and marketers. Branding is key in competitive trade as it differentiates products from others in the market, helping to maintain the long-term sustainability of a business.

Branding is particularly important in the agribusiness sector because products are often heavily commoditised, which makes like products indistinguishable. Products can be effectively differentiated from similar products through brand association and trade mark registration.

Senior associate Hayden Delaney and law clerk Chloe Richardson explain the tools available to protect products in the agribusiness sector, and outline two recent court cases that show how proactively taking legal steps to protect your brands can pay off in the long run.

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