Kroger ends suit against Lidl for trademark infringement
September 12, 2017
Kroger’s suit, which alleged Lidl infringed upon its “private selection” private label brand’s trademark, has been dismissed in federal court. The two sides agreed to the dismissal with each side paying their own legal costs. Lidl will continue to use its “preferred selection” brand.
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