Geyer Schokolade, A.G. makes the bonbon of choice for the German yuppie. Its product’s cachet permits Geyer to charge a hefty premium at home. Geyer expands into the U.S. market, where no one has heard of its bonbons, and charges a more reasonable price to garner market share. Henry Joseph, a U.S. entrepreneur, re-imports the bonbons into Germany and offers them at a substantial savings below Geyer’s price. What will be the result of Geyer’s attempt to stop Mr. Joseph at the EEC Court of Justice?