Fake Starbucks Thai coffee stand sued
According to Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao on the 24th, Danong, an operator of roadside coffee stands in Bangkok, Thailand, is linked to the United States because of the logo of his coffee stalls.
The logo of the group Starbucks is similar and has been sued by Starbucks. The Thai court is scheduled to hear the case on November 4.
Set up a mobile coffee stand in the big city of Bangkok. The sign of the main Starbung stand is green and white, which Starbucks believes.
The logo design infringes on its trademark.
Dannon said the logo was designed by his friend and was an image of an elderly man, which was different from that of Starbucks. Besides, the lawsuit made his coffee
It is a big seller, and now it can sell about 150 cups of coffee a day.
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