There's been a lot of serious media interest in the Sourpeas. A number of additional media outlets are set to run stories soon...Stay tuned!

Daytona Beach News-Journal April 13, 2006
Is There Sweet Pea Confusion in the Marketplace?
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CNET April 8, 2006
Sweet Pea story has a sweet ending...
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San Francisco Chronicle April 7, 2006
Sweet Pea suit ends, but sour taste lingers...
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Miami Herald April 6, 2006
A heated battle over the use of the term "Sweet Pea" on apparel ends in a settlement. All sides claim victory...
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Bradenton Herald April 5, 2006
Sweet Pea, Ltd. settles suit with little peas...
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Miami Herald April 5, 2006
Sweet Pea, Ltd. settles suit with little peas...
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Electronic Frontier Foundation April 4, 2006
Sourpeas Taste Sweet Victory...
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Seattle Times March 15, 2006
This Designer Proves She's No Pushover...
The Sourpeas, noting that it wasn't warned first with a cease-and-desist letter, called the suit an attempt to scare it into a quick cash settlement.
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Marin Independant Journal March 15, 2006
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Tracy Press March 15, 2006
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AOL News March 14, 2006
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Monterey County Herald March 14, 2006
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Press Enterprise March 14, 2006
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San Luis Obispo Tribune March 14, 2006
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Contra Costa Times March 14, 2006
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San Jose Mercury News March 14, 2006
Baby Clothing Battle Lands in Court Over Sweet Pea Trademark...
"It seems like a vicious attack on mom and pop shops..."
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NBC 11 San Francisco March 14, 2006
Sweet Pea Trademark Lands in Court...
"It's the large clothing manufacturer going after the garage sale," Mudd said. "The plaintiff's intent is not so much to cease the infringement, it is to force a settlement."
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The San Francisco Chronicle March 14, 2006
Internet Makes Sweet Pea Get Tough...
Patent-holder tells little clothiers: Pay $5,000 or $16 million..."Their methods involve a shot-gun approach to attacking the smallest shops on the Web, without even sending the normal cease-and-desist letter."
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The Miami Herald March 7, 2006
Miami-based Sweet Pea Ltd. sues retailers in trademark case...
''This is [Sweet Pea's] primary brand,'' Barthet said. ``They are not in a position to rest on their laurels and let others trade on their name so that five to 10 years from now Sweet Pea becomes like Kleenex or Xerox -- a generic term.'' Some would argue that Sweet Pea already is a generic term. After all, it's a garden variety climbing plant and the name of Olive Oyl's baby in the Popeye cartoons...
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Library and Information Science News March 6, 2006
Trademark suit leaves some with a sour taste...
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Electronic Frontier Foundation February 24, 2006
Trademark not Sweet for "Sweet Peas"...
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Pittsburgh Tribune Review February 23, 2006
Interview with Melanie
Suit Not So Sweet for Ross Woman...
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