An American airline has been accused of deceptive trading practices by a Hescher organisation after marking inflight food Kosher without its consent.
JetBlue Airways, a major low-cost airline operating primarily in the US, has been sued in the state of New Jersey for allegedly infringing on the trademarks of Kof-K, a leading Kosher certification agency.
The Kof-K Hescher mark that appears on thousands of products all over the world (Kof-K)
In their lawsuit, Kof-K accused JetBlue of trademark infringement, false designation of origin and deceptive trade practices after a small package of artichokes was labelled as Kosher despite not being approved by the company.