Frisby’s legal battle against a Spanish brand encourages patriotism in Colombia: “We give ourselves to Chicken”

Frisby, the most popular Colombian fried chicken chain, goes through a complex moment in the legal sphere, but of glory in public opinion. The fast food company entered into a legal battle for the supposed “unauthorized use” of its brand in Spain, by a company founded by a third party that registered with the same name and a similar graphic identity. The possibility that the Colombian company, with more than 40 years of history, could lose the r…

The fight of Colombian chicks Frisby for the rights of their brand in Spain triggered an explosion of messages of support on social networks with curious memes from companies, state entities and even a popular former president.The most popular fried chicken chain in Colombia denounced last week the “abuse” of its brand by another company in Spain, and began an international intellectual property lawsuit that went viral in networks.“In the Frisby…

The Colombian brand of fried chicken, Frisby, goes through a difficult moment after entering a legal battle with a Spanish company that, apparently, has used its brand and logo to sell the same product in Iberian territory. [...] The entry ‘Juanpis González’ joined in supporting Frisby with curious appearance in his live show was first published in Tropicana Colombia.

No one does it like Frisby does, even if they want to copy them, from here one can perceive the smell of a fried chicken that is a shameless shame The article Cartoon: Cheap copy will never have the same flavor was originally published in Las2orillas. Copyrights Las2orillas.co

The expert pointed out that "Frisby registered his trademark in the European Union since 2005, but in 2024 a company from Spain made a registration with the same name. The European company started a process of cancelling the registration of the brand Frisby Colombia, because they are allegedly not using his image".

The fight of Colombian chicken Frisby for the rights of its brand in Spain unleashed on Wednesday an explosion of messages of "apollo" -a game of words for a-chicken and for the word support- on social networks with curious memes by companies, state entities and even a popular ex-president. The most popular fried chicken chain in Colombia denounced last week the "misuse" of its brand by another company in Spain, and began an international intell…