In that case, the cornucopia logo image is used as the incorrect answer. A second widely shared design was actually created by Fruit of the Loom itself — a fact sometimes misrepresented as ...

The young woman found an old newspaper clipping, which she claimed said the 'Fruit of the Loom logo was initially a ... stating that the design included a cornucopia. However, the active trademark ...

According to reports, Apple claims the “minimalistic fruit design” of Prepear’s pear logo and its “right-angled leaf … readily calls to mind Apple’s famous Apple Logo and creates a ...

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The logo is in the shape of a pear, with a leaf on its upper right. Apple’s notice of opposition describes it this way: “Applicant’s Mark consists of a minimalistic fruit design with a right ...

APPLE'S fruity logo is instantly recognizable – but you've probably never seen the strange first attempt. The original Apple logo wasn't always so clean and sleek. The Apple Computer Company was ...

Launched last August, Dow’s design for Fresh‘n Fruity made the new logo part of the yoghurt pack to cleverly meet Fonterra’s brief ‘to create a distinctive and memorable design that ...

The problem is that Apple’s logo incorporates an apple design — and Germantown’s sign ordinance doesn’t allow food items on signs. What’s more, Apple wants to illuminate the fruity logo ...

In that case, the cornucopia logo image is used as the incorrect answer. A second widely shared design was actually created by Fruit of the Loom itself — a fact sometimes misrepresented as ...