This Italian Fruit Company Ripped Off Apple’s Logo To Help Them Sell Real Apples [Image]

This Italian Fruit Company Ripped Off Apple’s Logo To Help Them Sell Real Apples [Image]

There are two sure fire ways to get Apple’s legal team to blitz you with a thunderpunch of litigation: 1) make an action figure doll in the likeness of Steve Jobs and advertise it as a Steve Jobs doll 2) Use the Apple logo, or anything that kind of almost looks like the Apple logo, on a product you’re selling.

Leofrutta, a fruit company in Sicily, is guilty of option number two. They don’t even try to morph the Apple logo into something a little bit different, instead they just use an exact replica of the bitten apple made famous by Steve Jobs. They’re not just using the Apple logo on their truck though, it’s all over their website too.

Here’s a screenshot:

This Italian Fruit Company Ripped Off Apple’s Logo To Help Them Sell Real Apples [Image]

We’re sorry Leofrutta, but you should probably expect a call from Apple’s legal team in the next 24 hour hours, even if you are just peddling apples.

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