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Skittles maker Mars Wrigley giant sues weed dealers for trademark infringement


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From the packaging, you can barely tell the difference between Skittles candy sold at stores and the pot-infused “Skittles” being sold by shady online retailers.
In response, Skittles’ parent company, Mars Wrigley, pushed back this week in a series of lawsuits including one filed in federal court in Chicago alleging the companies selling those pot products and others are infringing on its trademarks. In one case, Mars Wrigley is asking for millions of dollars in damages and the shutdown of websites allegedly peddling counterfeit products.
Pot growers have long used trademarked names for marijuana varietals, like the wildly popular Girl Scout Cookies strain. And black market weed dealers also commonly sell cannabis-infused edibles that borrow the names and packaging from well-known candy brands. ....

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Mars Wrigley sues over cannabis-infused Skittles, Starburst, Life Savers


Bloomberg
(Bloomberg) Mars Inc.’s Wrigley unit, owner of the Skittles, Starburst and Life Savers brands, sued the owners of several online shops to block them from selling THC-infused products that infringe the candy maker’s iconic trademarks for the candy maker’s iconic products.
Wrigley cited the sale of “Medicated Skittles,” “Starburst Gummies” and “Life Savers Medicated Gummies” as examples of what it said were trademark infringement and dilution, and unfair competition.
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The candies “pose a great danger to the public as anyone, children and adults alike, could easily mistake the infringing cannabis-infused products for Wrigley’s famous and beloved candies and inadvertently ingest” the THC in them, according to a complaint filed Monday in federal court in Riverside, California. ....

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To Mars Wrigley, Getting High on 'Medicated' Skittles Is No Joke


To Mars Wrigley, Getting High on ‘Medicated’ Skittles Is No Joke
May 04 2021, 12:49 PM
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(Bloomberg) Mars Inc.’s Wrigley unit, owner of the Skittles, Starburst and Life Savers brands, sued the owners of several online shops to block them from selling THC-infused products that infringe trademarks for the candy maker’s iconic products.
(Bloomberg) Mars Inc.’s Wrigley unit, owner of the Skittles, Starburst and Life Savers brands, sued the owners of several online shops to block them from selling THC-infused products that infringe trademarks for the candy maker’s iconic products.
Wrigley cited the sale of “Medicated Skittles,” “Starburst Gummies” and “Life Savers Medicated Gummies” as examples of what it said were trademark infringement and dilution, and unfair competition. ....

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Mars Wrigley sues online stores for selling Medicated Skittles, Starburst Gummies


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Mars’ Wrigley unit, owner of the Skittles, Starburst and Life Savers brands, sued the owners of several online shops to block them from selling THC-infused products that infringe trademarks for the candy maker’s iconic products.
Wrigley cited the sale of “Medicated Skittles,” “Starburst Gummies” and “Life Savers Medicated Gummies” as examples of what it said were trademark infringement and dilution, and unfair competition.
The candies “pose a great danger to the public as anyone, children and adults alike, could easily mistake the infringing cannabis-infused products for Wrigley’s famous and beloved candies and inadvertently ingest” the THC in them, according to a complaint filed Monday in federal court in Riverside, California. ....

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