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The power of trademarks to communicate considered within the limits of South African trademark law and the constitutional right to free expression using the example of health-related information on food products
Trademarks represent a powerful means of communication between their owners (product manufacturers, producers, and merchants) and the general public through their ability to transmit a wealth of information that may include, in addition to product identification and source, cultural, social, ethical
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