Natvia fails to sue Chelsea Sugar and Merisant for similar packaging
No sugar, all spice in court battle between sweetening companies.
Sugar-free sweetening manufacturer Natvia has failed to sue Chelsea Sugar and Merisant for passing off its products and trade mark infringement.
Natvia, which is owned by Flujo Holdings, makes a 40-stick box of sugar-free sweetener with stevia (a plant extract that replaces sugar) and has been
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Campbell Gibson
Tue, 06 Sep 2016
Tue, 06 Sep 2016
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Natvia fails to sue Chelsea Sugar and Merisant for similar packaging
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