P&G LAWSUIT VS. F&M SEEKS TO END RETAILER'S USE OF ANY TRADE DRESS
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
P&G LAWSUIT VS. F&M SEEKS TO END RETAILER'S USE OF ANY TRADE DRESS "confusingly similar" to Procter & Gamble products in connection with the manufacturing, advertising, promotion and sale of F&M private-label products. In addition, the suit, filed Sept. 7 in the federal district court in Toledo, Ohio, seeks to enjoin F&M from "further diluting, whittling away or blurring the distinctiveness of any [of P&G's] trade dresses or trademarks."
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