Merchandise Marks Act 1933 and Merchandise Marks (Detention of Goods) Regulations 1956: affords protection against the fraudulent marking of merchandise, including fraudulent trade dress and trademarks that are registered or are otherwise protected by law in Fiji or any country within the British Commonwealth.

Note: Fiji has passed a new Trademarks Act 2021. The new Act gives effect to the Paris Convention, Madrid Protocol, TRIPS Agreement and WTO Agreement and will repeal the Trademarks Act 1933 and the Merchandise Marks Act 1933, including their subsidiary legislation. At the time of writing this update, the commencement date of the new Act has not been announced and the accompanying Regulations have yet to be published.