Estée Lauder
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Magic Spoon, Inc.
A class action lawsuit alleges that Magic Spoon protein cereals are falsely advertised as having "0g Total Sugars" when they contain allulose, a sugar.
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About this settlement
Allegations that Magic Spoon protein cereals are falsely advertised as having "0g Total Sugars" due to the presence of allulose.
A proposed class action lawsuit alleges that Magic Spoon, Inc. falsely advertised its protein cereals as containing "0g Total Sugars" when they actually contain allulose, which the suit argues is classified as a sugar under food labeling standards. The complaint highlights that allulose is the predominant ingredient and that the amount present exceeds the legal limit for "sugar free" labeling. The lawsuit contends that these claims constitute "healthwashing" to appeal to health-conscious consumers. The products at issue include various flavors of Magic Spoon Protein Cereal.
Who qualifies
- Individuals in Illinois who purchased Magic Spoon Protein Cereal for personal use.
- Individuals in Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, and Washington who purchased Magic Spoon Protein Cereal for personal use.
- Exact eligibility will be confirmed once the claim process opens.
Compensation pending
Claim deadline: Pending court decision
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