Unilever withdraws ‘Just Mayo’ lawsuit

The maker of Hellmann’s mayonnaise has withdrawn a lawsuit in which it accused a US start-up of falsely labelling its product as mayonnaise.

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Unilever defends Hellmann’s mayonnaise lawsuit

18 November 2014 Unilever, the owner of Hellmann’s mayonnaise, has defended its decision to sue a start-up company that produces eggless mayonnaise by claiming it is “protecting consumers and its brand”.

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Unilever withdraws ‘Just Mayo’ lawsuit

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