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Thursday, 21 August 2008 |
Canadian singer songwriter Neil Young reacts during a news conference about his movie 'CSNY : Deja Vu' at the International Film Festival in Berlin, Germany. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Markus Schreiber, file
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CINCINNATI - Procter & Gamble Co. has filed a lawsuit against private label manufacturer RNA Corp. alleging infringement of the trademark, trade dress and design patents for its Herbal Essences hair-care products.
The Cincinnati-based consumer products company filed the suit Thursday in U.S. District Court in Cincinnati. P&G claims RNA of Blue Island, Ill., is distributing shampoo and conditioner products under the name Hydrating Herbal Shampoo and Hydrating Herbal Conditioner.
P&G believes RNA is selling the products in packages that copy the Herbal Essences packaging to capitalize on the brand's success and consumer loyalty. P&G wants RNA ordered to stop distributing the products, request the recall of inventory from store shelves and destroy the bottle moulds
A message seeking comment was left at RNA's headquarters Thursday.
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