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    1. Line-Minute on

      Her mistake was thinking women would support women when this is clearly a legal matter created by a patriarchal system.

    2. “likely to lead the average Canadian consumer to mistakenly believe that your goods are somehow associated with our clients.”

      that is reaching big time. I seriously doubt the average Canadian looks at “Spyce Girlz” and thinks it must be legally or commercially associated to the Spice Girls.

    3. DogeDoRight on

      Spice Girls: „Girl power!“

      *empowered women start business*

      „No! Not like that!“

    4. RidiculousPapaya on

      Spice Girls are fucking irrelevant at this point. I would hope such a stupid claim would be shut down by any reasonable judge. Though, it does seem like we lack a lot of common sense in the judiciary. At least for criminal cases.

    5. DapperDisaster5727 on

      Yeah, this checks out, unfortunately. When dealing with trademarks, it’s death by a thousand cuts. Sure, the Spice Girls could let this instance slide, but then they open the door for others to use their name in similar „insignificant“ instances. It gets to the point where it becomes impossible to defend your trademark, effectively nullifying it. That’s why lawyers go after everyone… and it’s not just the small fry. Big companies have to deal with this all the time.. look at Apple and Apple Records (the Beatles). They’ve had to rehash their agreement multiple times.

      As an aside, I wonder who that packaging is targeting, because as an adult, the labelling is really off-putting. It looks like „fast food“ spices… or spices for tweens.. which, if I’m cooking my own food using spices, probably means I’m not interested in what looks like processed crap (not saying it is, but that’s the vibe it’s giving). I wouldn’t buy these.

    6. hilaryflammond on

      There must be a way round this without abandoning the idea of the branding completely. Spicy Girlz maybe?

    7. cygnusX1and2 on

      Well, I’m never ever listening to a spice girls song again. Ever.

      Spys Curls Spicy Spices?

    8. Lmao that’s insane. I have one of these spices, never have I thought they are related to the spice girls.

    9. Express-Towel1795 on

      What a bunch of hobos man!

      Fuck a reunion tour we’ll just sue young women who probably can’t afford it!

    10. If you havent tried her spices, you really should. We got some of the navan farmers market and now our family swears by the taco mix. The taco seasoning is great.

    11. I had a similar situation, not with the name of my business but my logo (which was registered). My lawyers told them if they wanted me to change it they would have to pay me to rebrand. We agreed on $10K and legal fees.

    12. Should say it’s pronounced spy-see girlz not spice girls, if consumers mispronounce it, that’s on them 😉

    13. Yardsale420 on

      “I wanted a CD of their greatest hits but I got confused and bought a packet of Souvlaki spice instead.”

    14. Logical_Frosting_277 on

      Reminds me of the ladies in Eastern Canada that sold yarn from a shop called woolmart and got sued by Walmart. Not sure what happened with that.

    15. Famous_Bit_5119 on

      Do it, it will be great and free marketing for the spice company. AKA, the Streisand effect.

    16. SystemProud7044 on

      Girl spice
      Hot Mama spice
      Lady spice
      Girlfriend spice
      Bff spice
      Girl seasoning
      Herb girls

    17. Super petty of them. Not one is buying taco seasoning with that name thinking Posh, Gerri et Al personally endorsed it.

    18. TooManyFactsBanned on

      Yes everytime I put spices on my food, I automatically think of a girls pop group in a different country that was relevant 20 years ago.

    19. J7W2_Shindenkai on

      this branding would not have any potential influence without the Spice Girls existing first.

      that’s the argument.

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