EMECA calls for efficient IPR protection
and crossborder enforcement
April 27, 2012:
Europe‘s leading trade fairs push for new EU approach – “If ACTA does not pass the legislation process, the EU should think about other solutions.”
On the occasion of the World Intellectual Property Day on April 26, EMECA, the association representing Europe’s leading trade fair companies, calls on the EU to push for efficient protection and cross border enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). The current quarrel about the international anti-counterfeiting trade agreement ACTA should not prevent the EU Commission from pursuing its aim to better protect IPR and to provide the necessary tools for enterprises, said Piero Venturelli, president of EMECA.
“On our leading trade fairs, we observe IPR disputes between companies from different countries that cannot be solved or confiscations of large numbers of products by national authorities”, explains Piero Venturelli. “Our exhibitors, the companies that innovate and invest into new products and designs, need better mechanisms to protect and to enforce their IPR.”
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Europe‘s leading trade fairs push for new EU approach – “If ACTA does not pass the legislation process, the EU should think about other solutions.”
On the occasion of the World Intellectual Property Day on April 26, EMECA, the association representing Europe’s leading trade fair companies, calls on the EU to push for efficient protection and cross border enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). The current quarrel about the international anti-counterfeiting trade agreement ACTA should not prevent the EU Commission from pursuing its aim to better protect IPR and to provide the necessary tools for enterprises, said Piero Venturelli, president of EMECA.
“On our leading trade fairs, we observe IPR disputes between companies from different countries that cannot be solved or confiscations of large numbers of products by national authorities”, explains Piero Venturelli. “Our exhibitors, the companies that innovate and invest into new products and designs, need better mechanisms to protect and to enforce their IPR.”
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