Mondelēz is suing vegan brand Moo Free for trademark infringement over its "Snowballs" product, highlighting a major legal clash over festive chocolate naming rights.
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Mini Snow Balls’ maker Mondelēz is demanding vegan brand Moo Free remove its White Choccy Snowballs from shelvesToblerone owner sues British vegan chocolate brand over chunky shapeThe owner of Cadbury and Toblerone has demanded that a small vegan chocolate brand remove its products from shelves in a trademark dispute over the use of the word snowball.Mondelēz International has written a legal letter to Moo Free accusing it of trademark infringement by selling its White Choccy Snowballs – gluten free biscuit-flavoured rice balls covered in dairy free white chocolate. Continue reading...
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