Nathalie FAYETTE

August 12, 2022

Not all cheese can be “feta”…

True star of our summer salads, Feta cheese was recently the subject of a decision by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). This case opposed the European Commission, supported by Greece and Cyprus, and Denmark, which used the name “Feta“ (or “Danish Feta” and “Danish Feta cheese“) for a cheese produced on its territory, mainly from cow’s milk, which it then exported to countries outside the European Union. However, since 2002, the name “Feta” has been registered as a Protected Designation of Origin (PDO), which limits the production of this cheese to certain regions of Greece (mainland […]
August 5, 2022

15-24 year olds and counterfeiting: third EUIPO survey

A connected generation, influenced by social networks, sensitive to digital content and brand consumption, 1 in 3 young French people declare having voluntarily accessed pirated content or having intentionally purchased a counterfeit product (clothing, electronics or hygiene) in the last 12 months. This is revealed by the third study conducted by the EUIPO (European Union Intellectual Property Office) on the behaviors of young people aged 15 to 24, across the European Union, towards counterfeiting and piracy. Among the factors cited by these young counterfeit consumers are free or low cost and easy or quick access to the counterfeit product. Without […]
July 29, 2022

LA CARAFE QUI FAIT PARLER® 🌟

[FOCUS ON OUR CLIENTS 🌟]   How to refresh yourself and communicate ecologically, with La carafe qui fait parler® (“the carafe that makes people talk“): Made of glass (fully recyclable), with a stopper made of PLA, a “plastic” made from plant materials, and recyclable… in industrial compost. + Supplied with a filtration carbon (which does not crumble in the carafe), all you have to do is fill the carafe with water and let it cool in the fridge. + Design by itself for individuals, companies can choose to customize it by silk-screening their communication on the glass of the carafe. […]
July 21, 2022

In vino veritas… or not

Beware of the labels on your wine bottles, they sometimes hide an unpleasant surprise. Some inhabitants of the Sarthe region in France (among others) have recently experienced this when they thought they were buying Bordeaux wines. It is well known that Bordeaux wines have a long-standing reputation for quality, dating back to the beginning of the Second Empire, and that this reputation is still very much alive and well, since consumers still turn to these wines quite easily and naturally. The temptation is therefore great for some malicious people to increase their profits by trickery. This is how the police […]