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We compared Lindt and Aldi luxury truffles and there were some surprising differences

They might look similar but some were very different

Wales Online · Nov 4, 2022

Aldi's smart response as shopper comments on new chocolate truffle dupes

The Moser Roth truffles appear remarkably similar to the popular Lindt Lindor brand

Wales Online · Nov 4, 2022

Lindt's chocolate bunny trademark win shows shape matters to consumers

In a move sure to upset chocoholics everywhere, discount supermarket Lidl was recently told to destroy its stocks of chocolate bunnies. The cull was ordered by a Swiss court that decided Lidl’s bunny was too close to confectioner Lindt’s iconic chocolate rabbit.

The Conversation · Oct 4, 2022

Lidl forced to melt down all chocolate bunnies following row with Lindt

The Swiss federal court said that the two products were likely to be confused by the public due to their similarities.

Daily Record · Sep 30, 2022

Lidl ordered to stop selling gold chocolate bunny after Lindt wins copycat case

German supermarket giant may have to melt down chocolate from bunny after court case

Evening Standard · Sep 30, 2022

Lidl ordered to melt copycat chocolate Lindt bunnies

The popular chocolate company has battled trademark court battles for years

The Independent UK · Sep 30, 2022

Lidl ordered to melt down its chocolate rabbits in Lindt row

A court has said the chocolate can be used for something else

Wales Online · Sep 30, 2022

Lidl ordered to destroy thousands of chocolate bunnies after Lindt wins court fight

The court found Lindts foil-wrapped chocolate bunnies deserve protection from copycat products, ordering German discounter Lidl to stop selling a similar product in Switzerland and to destroy its remaining stock

Daily Mirror · Sep 29, 2022

Lidl ordered to destroy its Lindt-like chocolate bunnies by Swiss court

Ruling on trademark case suggests German retailer could melt down and reuse the offending rabbits

The Guardian - UK · Sep 29, 2022

10 Most Expensive Stocks In 2022: Amazon Is Off The List

With Amazon.com, Inc’s (NASDAQ: AMZN) 20:1 stock split in the rearview, the company no longer ranks as the fourth most-expensive stock in the world. Shares closed on Friday with a value of $2,447 — and the markets opened Monday with shares priced at a mere $122.

Benzinga · Jun 7, 2022