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Olympics 2004 General Guidelines Concerning Manufacturer Trademark Identification on Equipment & Clothing

2004

Olympics 2004 General Guidelines Concerning Manufacturer Trademark Identification on Equipment & Clothing

If your company's sporting goods equipment, sports apparel, athletic footwear, and/or sports accessories will be used during the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, SGMA International has acquired something of interest to you -- The General Guidelines Concerning Manufacturer Trademark Identification on Equipment and Clothing. This five-page summary contains a definition of each category (equipment, clothing, accessories, and footwear), general regulations for each category, exceptions to the general regulations, among other details.

  • 2002 Edition 
  • [PDF 5 pages - 117k]

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