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An Australian company is claiming the word "Freekeh" as a trademark.
See http://www.greenwheatfreekeh.com.au/gwfabout.htm and associated links. My guess is that the word 'Freekeh', for dried green wheat, goes way back in time and I would have thought it impossible to register it as a trademark - anymore than somebody could register the word "beans". Certainly other users of the word don't acknowledge it as a trademark, for example on the web: http://www.gulf-news.com/Articles/pe...ticleID=109426 and in print "A cook’s guide to grains" by Jenni Muir. The Oxford English Dictionary doesn't give the word. Does anybody know something of its history? |
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