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Cookware startup Caraway got sued by its competitors. It then used the lawsuit for marketing

In February, two of the biggest players in the cookware space — Groupe SEB and Meyer — filed a lawsuit against Caraway, accusing the company of false and misleading advertising claims. Rather than shy away from the lawsuit, Caraway has spent 2026 publicly talking about it and using it as marketing fodder.

Cookware startup Caraway recently faced a lawsuit from two major competitors, Groupe SEB and Meyer. The lawsuit, filed in February, accused Caraway of making false and misleading advertising claims. Groupe SEB, known for brands like T-fall and All-Clad, and Meyer, known for KitchenAid and Rachel Ray cookware, are both conglomerates that own multiple brands.

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