Homer Simpson -- or the writers behind him -- might have a few less places to shop for doughnuts, now that Krispy Kreme has terminated the license of its largest franchise operator in a royalties dispute. Krispy Kreme announced that Great Circle Family Foods, which runs 28 Southern California locations, must remove Krispy Kreme signs and symbols from its stores within 30 days. In September, Great Circle partners sued Krispy Kreme, claiming it was trying to force them into bankruptcy.
January 06, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc. said Thursday it has terminated the license of its largest franchise operator, which means the franchise operator can no longer sell doughnuts under the famous brand name.
Krispy Kreme said Los Angeles-based Great Circle Family Foods, which operates 28 Krispy Kreme locations in Southern California, has not paid the required royalties and fees.
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