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Rebel Ice Cream Files for Bankruptcy After Van Leeuwen Wins Packaging Suit

NYT Business Wednesday 19 August 2026, 16:41 UTC By Neil Vigdor 1 min read
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The announcement comes less than a month after a federal judge ordered Rebel to pay nearly $24 million to Van Leeuwen for copying the design of its containers.

The announcement comes less than a month after a federal judge ordered Rebel to pay nearly $24 million to Van Leeuwen for copying the design of its containers.
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