The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) welcomes the publication of the new Trade Mark Guidelines prepared by the National Directorate of Industrial Property (DNPI) of the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mining of Uruguay. This document brings together the updated criteria that guide decisions on various issues in the field of trade marks.

Raising awareness on the growing economic importance of green patents an trade marks. Completing the previous studies on “IPR-intensive industries and economic performance in the region”, engaged by IPKey, matching the contemporary focus of policymakers with a specific information on the economic importance of climate change mitigation technologies (CCMTs) and trade marks (TMs) that contain terms related to the environment and sustainability in their goods and services specifications.

This initiative aims to elevate Origin Linked Products (OLPs) in MERCOSUR Countries, driving innovation and competitiveness, and fostering sustainability in these sectors. The program will add value to local products by establishing sustainable production chains, connecting high-quality products with markets, and preserving cultural and regional heritage through IPRs.

This initiative aims to elevate Origin Linked Products (OLPs) in ANDEAN Countries, driving innovation and competitiveness, and fostering sustainability in these sectors. The program will add value to local products by establishing sustainable production chains, connecting high-quality products with markets, and preserving cultural and regional heritage through IPRs.

This guide offers an in-depth, practical perspective on the EU IP framework. Aimed at a broad spectrum of Brazilian exporting sectors, it provides a nuanced understanding of how to navigate and leverage IP rights within the EU.

For more information about the IP Key LA Summit 2025, see this page.

This meeting aims to showcase key results achieved in Uruguay as part of the AL-INVEST Verde IPR project related to: