Traduction de «marquage de l'emballage des produits » (Français → Anglais) :

The twisted wrapper ., in light brown or gold, is not substantially different from the wrappers of the goods in question (sweets, caramels), which are commonly used in trade, thus coming naturally to mind as a typical wrapper shape for those goods.

In particular, when, as in the present case, the trade mark for which registration is sought consists of the three-dimensional shape of the packaging of the goods in question – a fortiori where the goods, because of their very nature, must be packaged in order to be marketed, so that the packaging chosen imposes its shape on the goods and, for the purposes of examining an application for registration as a mark, must be assimilated to the shape of the product (Henkel, supra, paragraph 33) –, the relevant norm or customs may be those which apply in the sector of the packaging of goods which are of the same type and intended for the same co ...[+++]nsumers as those goods in respect of which registration is sought.

Situation: The major manufacturers of a fast-moving consumer product in a competitive market in a Member State – as well as manufacturers and distributors in other Member States who sell the product into the Member State (‘importers’) – agree with the major packaging suppliers to develop and implement a voluntary initiative to standardise the size and shape of the packaging of the product sold in that Member State.

Accordingly, the particulars and information to be printed on the product packaging are specific to those packagings, since they are based on the pack size and immediate packaging used, as specified in the application pursuant to Article 6(1) of that regulation.

1. The costs of sorting and packaging fresh fruit and vegetables withdrawn from the market for free distribution referred to in Article 30(1) of Regulation (EC) No 2200/96 shall be borne by the Guarantee Section of the European Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee Fund (EAGGF), at the flat-rate amount of EUR 132 per tonne net weight, in the case of products put up in packages of less than 25 kilograms net weight. The cost of fresh products intended for the manufacture of processed products as referred to in Articles 14a and 14b shall not be so borne.

3. The Member States may lay down detailed rules for marking the packages as prescribed in paragraph 2, as well as any additional information which may be given on the packaging or container or on a label.