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Who Can Sell ‘6 7’ Chicken Nuggets? One Company Is Asking a Court to Decide

NYT Business Wednesday 01 July 2026, 19:24 UTC By Adeel Hassan 1 min read
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The meat and poultry giant Perdue said in a lawsuit that Soules Foods copied its packaging that is based on a meme popular with children.

The meat and poultry giant Perdue said in a lawsuit that Soules Foods copied its packaging that is based on a meme popular with children.
Perdue (ORG) Soules Foods (ORG)
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