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– (IT) Mr President, this toy shark that was distributed with the report is made in China and does not have the EU mark that it should have under the applicable legislation.

A new, better tailored fee structure for EU trade mark registration would also make trade mark protection cheaper, for example by reducing renewal fees.

She said Britain's departure from the EU "must mark the point when we put aside the labels of 'Leave' and 'Remain' for good and we come together again as one people".

The updated rules would retain the dual system of national and EU trade marks covering all 28 member states, whilst streamlining and further harmonising national and EU trade mark registration procedures and modernising registration requirements, e.g. by making it easier to register new types of trade marks, such as sounds.

Analysts said this week's EU donation marks a significant repositioning.

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Sometimes governments require such labels and certificates, such as the "EU Ecolabel" marking in Europe, which certifies that a product has met minimum requirements for consumer safety, health, and environmental friendliness.

Two keynote presentations highlighted the two foci set by the title of the session: Alexander Bürkle (University of Konstanz) introduced a novel project funded by the EU commission, MARK-AGE, that is designed as a population study serving the purpose of identifying biomarkers of aging that may be applied as a set of parameters in order to estimate an individual's biological age.

Moreover, the intellectual property chapter within the FTA will provide vital protection for EU trade marks, which will be applicable to both registered and unregistered designs.

In presenting next year's budget, Mr Eichel solemnly insisted last week that Germany would stay under the EU's 3% mark.