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-January 10, 2026

Indonesia is widely recognized as one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic consumer markets. However, many foreign businesses entering the market underestimate one of the most decisive stages in brand protection: substantive trademark examination. Far from being a mere administrative checkpoint, Indonesia’s substantive examination can determine whether a...

Geographical Indications as a New Pillar of Indonesia’s Creative Economy: Transforming Local Heritage into High-Value Assets in 2026 - AFFA IPR

-January 5, 2026

As Indonesia moves toward 2026, its economic development strategy is increasingly and consistently shifting toward an Intellectual Property–based economy. Alongside Trademarks, Patents, Industrial Designs, and Copyrights, Geographical Indications (GIs) have emerged as one of the most strategic and impactful IP instruments.   Through the strengthening of the...

Türkiye to Increase Official Intellectual Property Fees Starting 1 January 2026 - AFFA IPR

-December 30, 2025

The Turkish Patent and Trademark Office (TÜRKPATENT) will increase official fees for various Intellectual Property procedures effective 1 January 2026. The increase will apply to Patents, Utility Models, Trademarks, and Industrial Designs.   The revised fees will affect multiple stages of the process, including application filing, examination,...

Nice Classification 13 Takes Effect in 2026 – What Trademark Owners Must Know When Filing Abroad - AFFA IPR

-December 22, 2025

Starting 1 January 2026, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) will implement the 13th Edition of the Nice Classification (Nice 13-2026) as the latest international reference for the classification of goods and services in Trademark registrations.   For many Trademark Owners, this announcement is often misunderstood as...

Resolution 2026: Own Your Trademark – The First Step to Starting Any Business - AFFA IPR

-December 18, 2025

As we enter 2026, business practices are undergoing increasingly significant changes. Business is no longer limited to selling physical products or providing conventional services on online platforms. The rise of content creators, podcasters, streamers, influencers, and professionals with strong personal brands has made the business landscape more...

One Product with Multiple Trademarks: A Smart Protection Strategy or Simply Overkill? - AFFA IPR

-December 15, 2025

In business practice, it is not uncommon to find a single product displaying more than one Trademark. This may include not only the primary logo, but also series names, sub-brands, flavor variants, mascots, and other visual elements—each of which may have been registered as a separate Trademark....

Maldives Adopts Its First Trademark Act: 12-Month Transition Period for Brand Owners - AFFA IPR

-December 4, 2025

On 11 November 2025, the President of the Maldives, Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, ratified the Trademark Bill, which has now been promulgated as the Trademark Act (Law No. 19/2025) through publication in the Government Gazette.   The Act will enter into force on 11 November 2026, followed by...

MATCHAMAN’s Trademark Strategy: A Blueprint for Indonesian Brands Going Global through the Madrid Protocol - AFFA IPR

-November 5, 2025

In an increasingly competitive global market, Trademark protection is no longer optional—it is a fundamental foundation for business growth. One Indonesian brand leading by example is MATCHAMAN, a matcha-based beverage brand owned by PT. Puyo Grup Indonesia, widely recognized for its silky pudding outlets across the country....

Can a “Hashtag” Be Registered as a Trademark in Indonesia? - AFFA IPR

-November 3, 2025

In the digital era, hashtags (#) that precede certain slogans or statements have become an important tool in marketing strategies. They make it easier for the public to find specific campaigns on social media, strengthen promotional identity, and even build user communities.   Some examples of commonly...

Timor Leste Joins ASEAN: What It Means for Your Trademark Protection Strategy - AFFA IPR

-October 28, 2025

At the 47th ASEAN Summit held on 26–28 October in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Timor Leste was ratified as the 11th member of ASEAN. Under the “Trade in Goods” framework, you may consider Timor Leste as your next export destination, since ASEAN membership brings more competitive tariffs, efficiency,...

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