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\nGrillo’s Pickles, based in Worcester, Massachusetts, is going to court with the well-known Wahlberg family’s brand over advertising disputes.<\/p>\n
This week in New Jersey’s U.S. District Court, the first shot was fired in the ongoing food conflict. Grillo’s Pickles filed a lengthy lawsuit against Wahlburgers, claiming that the company made false claims about its pickles in order to steal business away from Grillo’s.<\/p>\n
Read more<\/strong>:\u00a0Lawmakers in South Carolina Are Attempting to Make Medical Marijuana Available to Patients.<\/a><\/p>\n The lawsuit claims that Wahlburgers pickles were found to have detectable levels of benzoic acid, which is indicative of the presence of the artificial chemical preservative sodium benzoate, which was added to the product to increase its shelf life.<\/p>\n According to the complaint, “Defendants go to considerable lengths to mislead consumers into believing Wahlburgers pickles are free from such preservatives,” even though they do use an artificial chemical preservative.<\/p>\n The lawsuit goes on to claim that the pickles sold by Wahlburgers “are formulated to taste nearly identical to Grillo’s pickles” and come in identical cans.<\/p>\n