百胜餐饮集团的争议事件
以下收录公开来源中与该品牌相关的争议事件。列出一条并不表示过错已经证实。
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2020
Communication Interface Technologies对多家公司提起专利诉讼
提起诉讼
Communication Interface Technologies在美国德克萨斯州东区联邦地区法院对多家公司提起多起专利侵权诉讼，其中包括Cinemark Holdings和Yum! Brands。原告指称被告使用了相关推送通知专利技术，并请求法院裁定侵权及判给损害赔偿、费用等救济。
来源摘录
Communication Interface Technologies has sought an adjudication of infringement of the patents-in-suit, an award for damages, an award for costs and fees, and other relief as determined by the court.
Communication Interface Technologies also alleged Yum! Brands infringed the ’010 patent through the KFC All-Stars App, Yum Mobile Forms App, and the KFC Suppertime Stories App.
2020
Yum Brands就分销协议起诉Grubhub
提起诉讼
Yum Brands对Grubhub提起诉讼，指控该在线订餐平台违反双方之间的分销协议。Grubhub否认相关指控，并表示愿与Yum合作解决这一合同纠纷。该纠纷围绕规范两家公司关系的分销协议展开。
品牌回应
否认 — Grubhub
"We vigorously deny the allegations in the complaint," a spokesperson for Grubhub said via email.
来源摘录
Yum Brands, the owner of Taco Bell, Pizza Hut and KFC, has filed suit against Grubhub Inc., alleging that the online food ordering platform violated a distribution agreement between the companies, according to CNBC.
The statement continued to say that Grubhub was happy to work with Yum! In order to resolve the contract dispute.
"We vigorously deny the allegations in the complaint," a spokesperson for Grubhub said via email.
2019
塔可鐘因墨西哥薄餅套餐定價遭起訴
提起诉讼
新澤西州一對夫婦起訴塔可鐘及其母公司 Yum! Brands，事由涉及標價5美元的墨西哥薄餅套餐定價。該夫婦指稱，套餐未以該價格售予他們，且廣告中的免責聲明違反州消費者保護規定。上述指控為訴訟中的主張，文中未稱法院已作出裁定。
新泽西州一对夫妇起诉塔可钟及其母公司 Yum! Brands，指称标价5美元的墨西哥薄饼套餐未以该价格售予他们，且广告中的免责声明违反州消费者保护规定。文中未称法院已裁定这些指控。
品牌回应
否认 — Taco Bell
Our advertisements are truthful and accurate, and we will defend this case vigorously.
来源摘录
The couple claims in the lawsuit that the disclaimer violated the state's Consumer Fraud Statue and other sections of the state's administrative code, which requires disclaimers in ads to be "in a type size and style that is clear and conspicuous relative to the other type sizes and styles used in the advertisement."
Our advertisements are truthful and accurate, and we will defend this case vigorously
Nelson Estrella-Rojas and his wife, Joann Estrella, of Middlesex Borough, are suing Taco Bell and its parent company, Yum! Brands, which also owns KFC and Pizza Hut, because they were charged $12.18 for two Chalupa Cravings Boxes, which they say were advertised for $5 apiece.