since Tata's Capital Foods owned the Schezwan Chutney trademark The Tata Group's Capital Foods has sued Dabur India for using its registered trademark ‘Schezwan Chutney’, marketed as ‘Ching ...

In its plea, Capital Foods claimed that the term "Schezwan Chutney" is a well-known name associated with the company, and it invested significantly in promoting the brand. (Photo source ...

Dabur submitted a petition to the Trademarks Registry in October 2024 to revoke "Schezwan Chutney's" registration. A hearing on the matter is scheduled for February 5. According to Capital Foods ...

With fusion flavours becoming increasingly popular, this collaboration brings together Kurkure’s®️ crunchy, masaaledaar magic with the fiery and tangy kick of Ching’s Schezwan Chutney to ...

Noodles are the ultimate comfort food, aren't they? If you're craving something spicy, this quick and easy Schezwan noodles has you covered. You'll have a plate of flavour-packed noodles ready in just ...

The Tata Group's Capital Foods has sued Dabur India for using its registered trademark ‘Schezwan Chutney’, marketed as ‘Ching’s Schezwan Chutney,’ according to a Bar and Bench report.

The company has accused Dabur of infringing on its registered trademark, ‘Schezwan Chutney’, which it markets under the brand name ‘Ching’s Schezwan Chutney’. Justice Mini Pushkarna has ...

Brands Kurkure and Ching’s Secret have teamed up to launch Kurkure in Schezwan Chutney flavour. In the past, PepsiCo India has focused on introducing desi flavours as part of the hyperlocal ...

Kurkure has teamed up with Ching’s Secret to introduce a Schezwan Chutney flavour, combining Indian snacking with Chinese-inspired spice. The new Kurkure variant is available in Rs5, Rs 10 ...