11 September 2017Trademarks
Wrigley sues e-cigarette seller over ‘juicy fruit’ mark amid FDA crackdown
Chewing gum company Wrigley has sued the owner of a company selling liquids for electronic cigarettes over the use of the ‘Juicy fruit’ trademark.
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17 July 2017 Chewing gum company Wrigley has filed a trademark and trade dress complaint against a company that sells liquid for e-cigarettes.
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