Weet-Bix vs Weetabix: New Zealand judge rules Brit cereal to be

Justice David Gendall has ordered the destruction of more than 100 boxes of Weetabix held by customs and told a South Island speciality grocery store to cover the labels on the boxes of the British cereal it sells in future.

Three hundred Weetabix boxes a 'real threat' to Weet-Bix brand: Sanitarium - NZ Herald

Weetabix manager left job after boss's foul-mouthed 'management style' wins legal case - Mirror Online

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Dawn Ellmore Employment reviews the trade mark battle between Weetabix and Weet-bix, by Dawn Ellmore

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New Zealand to destroy 108 boxes of imported Brit Weetabix amid trademark war with rival Kiwi brand

New Zealand shop forced to cover labels on imported British Weetabix after legal dispute with local Weet-Bix maker

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Christchurch business owner defends selling Weetabix - NZ Herald

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Weet-Bix vs Weetabix: New Zealand judge rules Brit cereal to be destroyed in infringement ruling

Warehouse accuses Sanitarium of cutting off its Weet-Bix supply