Crumbl

Crumbl is suing Dirty Dough, another cookie company, accusing them of obtaining proprietary information, including recipes. A federal judge will decide whether to block Dirty Dough from continuing to expand.

Crumbl Cookies was found violating child labor laws in several Utah locations by the U.S. Department of Labor on Tuesday.

After Utah-based cookie company “Crumbl” filed several lawsuits against rival companies a few months ago, an official trial date has been set for one of the cases.

The Utah cookie war continued this week when Crumbl, the now nationwide cookie company founded in Logan, released a public statement about its trade-secrets lawsuit against rival company Dirty Dough.

Utah’s cookie competition continued on July 13 when Dirty Dough and Crave Cookies filed responses to Crumbl’s recent trademark infringement lawsuits. The responses add a new chapter in Crumbl’s legal actions against its Utah competitors.

Utah’s gourmet cookie company “Crumbl” is suing rival companies Dirty Dough and Crave for logos, websites, and other marketing materials that the company deems “confusingly similar.”