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Irish fast food rival SupermacABC News
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A top European Union court rules McDonald's has lost its Big Mac trademark in the 27 -nation bloc.
The dispute erupted after Supermac 's started eyeing up European expansion plans and applied to register its company name in the EU .
McDonald 's objected, saying consumers would be confused because it already trademarked the Big Mac name.
The Irish company doesn't sell a Big Mac but does have one called the Mighty Mac that has the same ingredients.
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