Consumers responded to their confusion between Iltaco's Pizza Puff and Little Caesars' Crazy Puffs with statements like, "'but as a chicagoan [sic], these are not pizza puffs wtf?'" "'i don't like how little caesar's calling them things pizza puffs [sic],'" and "'those aren't pizza puffs,'" the complaint cited.
June 24, 2024 at 04:43 PM
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A Chicago-based food company, known for its Pizza Puff and other puff variations, has filed a trademark infringement suit against Little Caesars and asked a federal judge to revoke the defendants’ “Crazy Puff” trademark registration that was finalized last month.
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