Labubu sues 7-Eleven over Lafufu counterfeits

Pop Mart, the Chinese toy company behind this summer's essential toy for kids and grown-ups alike, is going after a U.S. retailer selling knockoffs: 7-Eleven, sued last week in Federal court. Labubu, meet Lafufu. [via Aftermath]

7-Eleven and the other Defendants have engaged in trademark and trade dress counterfeiting and infringement by selling, displaying, distributing and marketing products and packaging that are identical or virtually identical and confusingly similar to the POP MART Marks and the LABUBU Trade Dress, and furthermore have engaged in copyright infringement by displaying, distributing and selling products and packaging that are identical or virtually identical to and are substantially similar to the POP MART Copyrighted Works (collectively, the '7- Eleven Counterfeit Products').

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