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The Criterion Collection, Inc. v. Whole Foods Market, Inc.
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October 28, 2015
Whole Foods, Video Co. Reach Accord In Wine Name IP Suit
Whole Foods and video publisher The Criterion Collection have reached an undisclosed settlement in a suit claiming a line of the grocer's wines infringed on Criterion's trademarked name, with the parties agreeing Wednesday in New York federal court to dismiss the case.
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September 11, 2015
Whole Foods Wines Dilute Home Video Mark, Publisher Says
Whole Foods Market Inc. and one of its alcohol suppliers were hit with a trademark dilution lawsuit Thursday in New York federal court from video publisher The Criterion Collection, which claims its name was inappropriately used for a series of wines sold at the grocery store chain.