OxoPak Pty Ltd – Certification trade mark applications
Results updated 28 May 2019
Files:
- Letter from ACCC to interested parties re initial assessment (22 November 2018), 277.4 KB (PDF document)
- ACCC initial assessment statement of reasons (22 November 2018), 816.6 KB (PDF document)
- Australasian Bioplastics Association (received 18 June 2018), 6.4 MB (PDF document)
- Planet Ark and Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (received 18 June 2018), 302.8 KB (PDF document)
- Plastic Free July Foundation (received 18 June 2018), 511.9 KB (PDF document)
- Good Environmental Choice Australia (received 18 June 2018), 138.9 KB (PDF document)
- Letter from ACCC to OxoPak Pty Ltd regarding interested party submissions (18 July 2018), 354.9 KB (PDF document)
- Oxopak Pty Ltd response to interested party submissions (16 August 2018), 16.7 MB (PDF document)
- Submission by Australian Bioplastics Association - Received 18 April 2019, 337.8 KB (PDF document)
- Submission by Boomerang Alliance - 16 April 2019, 194.3 KB (PDF document)
- Submission by Planet Ark and APCO - 18 April 2019, 3.4 MB (PDF document)
- Final Assessment Statement of Reasons (23 May 2019), 316.4 KB (PDF document)
Overview
For the reasons set out in the attached final assessment statement of reasons, the ACCC has issued a final assessment approving certification trade mark application No. 1852562 lodged by OxoPak Pty Ltd (illustrated below).
Consultation
As part of the ACCC's assessment of the CTM, we invited interested party submissions in May 2018, November 2018 and in April 2019. A copy of submissions received from interested parties are attached.
ACCC role
Under Part 16 of the Trade Marks Act 1995 (TMA), before a CTM can be registered by IP Australia the ACCC must be satisfied that certain criteria are met. In general terms, the ACCC must be satisfied that the CTM application and corresponding rules meet the technical requirements set by the TMA and do not raise consumer protection, competition or associated concerns.
Audiences
- Industry
- Consumer groups
- Government
Interests
- Consumer issues
- Competition issues
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