The owners of a Seattle-based cold brew brand called Seattle Strong are fighting back in a trademark dispute with Swiss multinational food giant Nestlé, owner of the Seattle’s Best Coffee…
Seattle Cold Brew Brand Fights Nestlé Trademark Petition
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