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When Malaco Leaf AB claimed that its "Swedish Fish" were being infringed by "Famous Sqwish Candy Fish," another pisciform gummy candy sold by a smaller competitor, it probably thought it had a good case. Just two years before, Pepperidge Farm successfully claimed trademark rights to "Goldfish" crackers. But fish-shaped or not, crackers are not candy, and Sqwish Fish swam away with a summary judgment dismissing Malaco's suit.
October 16, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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