You Cannot Trademark Your Perfume. Here Is What Tanzania’s Scent Businesses Can Protect Instead
The Play-Doh Problem In 2018, Hasbro registered the smell of Play-Doh as a trademark in the United States. The USPTO description says: “a sweet, slightly musky, vanilla fragrance, with slight overtones of cherry, combined with the smell of a salted, wheat-based dough.” After years of consumer association, one company now legally owns a scent. There are fewer than twenty active scent trademarks
Know Your Worth: A Female Athlete’s Guide To Legal Protection In Tanzania.
Women's sport in Tanzania is growing fast, with more leagues, more sponsorship interest, and more athletes turning professional. But the legal framework hasn't always kept pace with that growth, and female athletes often face contract and workplace issues that their male counterparts don't. Here's what matters. 1. Equal treatment in contracts is a right, not a courtesy Section 7(4) of the Employment