Local retailer Iuiga to remove and stop using Muji trademark
Singapore
LOCAL retailer Iuiga will stop making references to Japanese consumer goods company Muji in its promotional and marketing materials after a trademark dispute was settled. Iuiga also stated on its website and mobile application on Friday that it will stop referring to the Muji trademark.
A Muji spokesman said that the suit was settled out of court. The Japanese firm filed a suit in the Singapore High Court on Jan 25 after talks failed to resolve a dispute that arose when Iuiga displayed Muji's mark on its website.
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