A Massachusetts federal judge has entered a default judgment for nearly $600,000 in favor of the Rabbinical Council of Massachusetts, which owns the kosher dietary trademark, after it filed a trademark suit against a family-owed business known as Sabra Foods.
Rabbinical Council of Massachusetts, also known as KVH Kosher (KVH), filed suit against International Food Products Inc. doing business as Sabra Foods, over its continued use of its kosher trademark, despite KVH having sent Sabra a cease-and-desist letter instructing Sabra to stop using the trademark on its food products, “due to Sabra’s persistent inability to comply with the terms of their license among other breaches.”
