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Magnum sues Aldi in Ireland for trademark infringement over ‘Gianni’ ice-creams

Company claims supermarket is selling copycat products and alleges breach of trademark

Covered by 3 sources from Ireland. First reported by Irish Independent ·

How 3 newspapers cover this story

  1. Irish IndependentIrelandFirst report

    Magnum sues Aldi in Ireland for trademark infringement over ‘Gianni’ ice-creams

    Company claims supermarket is selling copycat products and alleges breach of trademark

  2. The Irish TimesIreland

    Magnum sues Aldi for trademark infringement over ‘Gianni’ ice creams

    Company says range is copycat product and sold in identical or confusingly similar packaging

  3. Irish ExaminerIreland

    Magnum sues Aldi in Ireland for alleged trademark infringement over 'Gianni' range

    Magnum says that following investigation, it became apparent the defendant was selling copycat versions of Magnum, Vienetta, Feast, Ben and Jerry's, Solero, Twister, and Cornetto products

Coverage details

3 outlets from Ireland are covering this story: Irish Independent, The Irish Times and Irish Examiner. Irish Independent published it first, on November 2, 2026; the last outlet to join was Irish Examiner, 5 hours later.

Key names in the coverage: Magnum, Aldi and Ireland.

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