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The new Cuthbert Aldi has brought back Cuthbert the Caterpillar, the cake at the centre of a legal dispute with M&S, but with a slightly altered face. The discounter has been pushing Cuthbert’s return on social media, with images showing it now has white chocolate eyes, like the rest of its face. Its eyes used to be brown. Intellectual property experts say changes to the cake’s appearance could have a bearing on M&S’s High Court trademark infringement claim, which centres on its similarit...

From Aldis Cuthbert to Tescos Curly, most British supermarkets have their own version of a caterpillar cake.  The original, Marks & Spencers Colin Cake - who turned 30 last year - has been a staple at British birthday parties for years, with similar cakes gaining in popularity in recent years.   M&S lodged an intellectual property claim with the High Court last week, arguing the similarity of Aldis product -the £4.99 Cutherbert Cake - leads consumers to believe they are of the same standard...

Updated: 20 Apr 2021, 0:47 IN the Great British Cake Off only one caterpillar can emerge triumphant. It emerged last week M&S has begun legal action claiming Aldi’s Cuthbert The Caterpillar cake infringes its Colin the Caterpillar trademark. 10 Thea Jacobs has given her verdict on the best supermarket caterpillar cakesCredit: Louis Wood News Group Newspapers Ltd Cuthbert is mysteriously missing, with no cakes available in Aldi stores. Aldi said it was because it was a “seasonal product�...

The FTSE 250 grocer suggested Aldi should come up with its own character The Easter version of Colin A public relations move by Aldi put Marks and Spencer Group PLC’s (LON:MKS) in a potential pickle by calling for all UK caterpillar-shaped cakes to club together to raise money for charity. After being taken to court over claims its cake is a knock-off of M&Ss Colin the Caterpillar, the German discounter said on Twitter that its Cuthbert the Caterpillar “needs the help of Curl...

(Picture: PA) ANY Brit who’s not seen the caterpillar cake debate must be living in a cocoon. Marks & Spencer is taking legal action against Aldi for trademark infringement with its Cuthbert the Caterpillar cake, which is similar to Marks & Spencer’s Colin the Caterpillar. The news has sparked a huge public reaction, with some pointing out that caterpillar cakes are available in other British supermarkets. But which cake is the best? Which? tested six caterpillar cakes - Aldis Cuthb...

Even the most ardent Republican could not have helped but be moved by the sight of the Queen at Prince Philip’s funeral. She looked so vulnerable and forlorn, her face hidden behind her mask, the pew empty beside her. Perhaps in some ways the mask was a blessing. After all, her whole life has been acted out under the gaze of the cameras. Maybe in this very personal moment of grief it suited her not to have her every expression scrutinised, to be alone with her thoughts and emotions. Even so, ...

Aldis unexpected proposal to M&S to end row over Cuthbert caterpillar cake Somehow Cuthbert has wriggled his way out of this one Updated Cuthbert the Caterpillar has had a chaotic week but he could be back with more purpose than ever (Image: Aldi / Twitter) Aldis Cuthbert the Caterpillar cake has seriously been bugging Marks & Spencer recently, but the threat of legal action doesnt seem to be quite enough to stop him returning to stores. The insect-inspired cakes from both stores have been in t...