What should a product contain to be able to labelled "Swiss Made"?
Swiss cross or Swiss coat of arms?
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This is the portal for professionals working in the field of intellectual property. Here you'll find direct access to all necessary resources.
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- Trade Mark Database
- Register changes for trade marks
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- Madrid Monitor
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- International trade mark registration
- Trade Mark Guidelines (German, French, Italian)
- Classification tool for trade marks
- Trade mark examination support tool
- Trade marks: Costs and fees
- Trade marks: WIPO fee calculator
- Cancellation procedure for trade marks on the grounds of non-use
- Protected public signs: Abbreviations
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- Directory of Intellectual Property Offices
- Trade marks: News Service Archive
- Patents: Patent Examination Guidelines (German, French)
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"Swissness" – clear rules for the "Swiss Made brand"
The "Swissness" legislation strengthens the "Swiss Made" designation and the Swiss cross. It provides clear rules for use of the Swiss indication of source when used for marketing purposes, which in turn contributes to preventing any wrongful use of the "Swiss Made" brand. This ensures the long-term value of the label.
