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Unilever announced that it has resolved its litigation with Ben & Jerry’s independent board over the sale of its Israeli ice cream business.
However, Unilever has not detailed how the litigation was resolved.
Ben & Jerry’s sued Unilever to block the sale of its ice cream business in Israel to its local licensee, Avi Zinger, and to seek damages and the return of its trademarks.
The company also sought to stop Avi Zinger from selling the ice cream in the West Bank due to it being inconsistent with its values.
