Kit Kat can’t catch a break. On July 25, Europe's highest court ruled that the four-fingered shape of the wafer-filled chocolate bar did not merit protected status in the European Union (EU), The ...

LONDON — When it comes to the shape of the Kit Kat chocolate bar, courts in Europe continue to tell Nestle: Give me a break. Britain’s High Court on Wednesday again refused to allow Nestle to ...

LONDON - Nestle has lost a long-running court battle to trademark the four-finger shape of its KitKat chocolate bar in Britain. The Swiss food giant first tried to register the trademark in 2010, but ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Will no one give them a break? Nestlé has been trying to trademark Kit-Kat bars' signature four-fingered shape forever—16 years, ...

Nestle has lost a tussle with rival Mondelez International over the validity of its EU trademark for the shape of the Kit Kat chocolate biscuit bar in an EU court which said it should be re-examined.

Nestle has insisted the shape of its Kit Kat chocolate bar is protected under its South African trade mark of the product, as the dispute with chocolate maker IFFCO deepens. According to the Swiss ...

When thieves made off with a truckload of KitKats, Nestlé's marketing team decided the best crisis response was to make a ...