Aldi is known for selling unique and lookalike products, rivaling popular brands. Find out which dupes fare better than the ...

Snack food giant Mondelēz Global LLC, the company behind Oreo, Ritz, Wheat Thins and other household brands, reported ...

The article explains a lawsuit, Mondelēz v. Aldi, where Mondelez, owner of brands like Oreo, accuses Aldi of copying its ...

Google’s pivot on IP addresses shows it fears competition; the FTC investigates media watchdogs for advising brands not to spend on X; and Mondelez accuses Aldi of copying its snacks.

Aldi’s Thin Wheat crackers, for example, come in a gold box very similar to Mondelez’s Wheat Thins. Aldi’s chocolate sandwich cookies and Oreos both have blue packaging.

Mondelez alleged that Aldi’s packaging is “likely to deceive and confuse customers” looking for Chips Ahoy, Wheat Thins and Oreos.