GOLO Alleges Goli Nutrition Uses ‘Deceptive’ Claims With Trademark Too Close For Comfort
Executive Summary
GOLO expanded its litigation from trademark infringement to allege Goli Nutrition didn’t submit evidence to support claims for its apple cider vinegar gummy supplements challenged in a review by an industry self-regulation program.
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