Coke and coca-cola

Coca-Cola is the abbreviation of Coca-Cola, and it is also another trademark form, but before the First World War, Coca-Cola was a special trademark of the American Coca-Cola Company. The company uses this trademark to produce and sell a soft drink that is very similar to Coca-Cola. In the beverage market, it is a competitor of Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola Company sued Keke Company for violating the trademark law and infringing the interests of Coca-Cola Company. 1920, the US Supreme Court ruled that the trademark of Coca-Cola is similar to that of Coca-Cola, and the goods are similar, so it should be used exclusively by Coca-Cola Company. Coco company was forced to accept this judgment and gave up the trademark and the production of this beverage. Since then, the trademark of Coca-Cola has been transferred to Coca-Cola Company, becoming another name of Coca-Cola.