Could kelloggs (fruit loops) sue general mills for the new fruit cheerios?

Question

copyright etc.

Answer 1

Kelloggs and Post both make Raisin Bran. What is the difference? The reciepe. How does this differ from the Fruit Cheerios/Fruit Loops case? It doesn't.

Answer 2

im gonna say cheerios (= reason i had a foul incident with fruit loops a lengthy time period decrease back. one time i became ingesting fruit loops very late at evening with milk. i ended the bowl yet in it remained leftover milk. i became so sleepy i did not wash the bowl and left the milk there. the subsequent 2 days or so i became so busy with homework, i did not worry to do something else. so the bowl with the milk stayed there. the weekend got here and that i ultimately talked about my leftover milk cereal bowl. one seem at it and that i talked with regard to the milk had grew to develop into into good. so problematical the spoon became glued contained in the midsection. ewww!!! from that day on, i hated fruit loops. wow.

Answer 3

It's like saying Dr. Pepper can sue Dr. Thunder for being a brand name product. They have to use the same exact recipe in order to sue the company making the imitation brand.

In this case, they'd have to be named the same in order to be sued by one another.

Answer 4

no because you cant copyright serials only brand names

mass supermarkets do their own brands of products, also they r bother large companies so it would be fighting fire with fire untill one gave in, it would cost more money in law suits than in profits lossed to the other company, esspessually when they would stand loosing it all if they were to lose

Answer 5

Only if they are using the same recipe.

Answer 6

who cares??

Answer 7

no