Monster Energy packaging, top, and Beast Bites packaging, bottom. Images from court documents Monster Energy Takes on Beast Bites Over Alleged Trademark Violations
The California-based energy-drink company says creatine supplements sold by Beast Bites are designed to confuse and mislead consumers.
September 12, 2024 at 06:39 PM
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Litigation
What You Need to Know
- Monster Energy is one of the top energy beverage companies in the U.S.
- Monster has used various "Beast" marks since 2002.
- The suit contends that Beast Bites is willfully infringing on Monster's registered marks.
Monster Energy has filed a complaint alleging trademark violations and false advertising by Beast Bites Supplements, a Florida company it says is causing confusion among consumers by using branding and slogans similar to its registered marks.
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