Starbucks sued over 'sugar-free' claims for protein beverages
· Politics · United States
Starbucks was sued over its "sugar-free" claims for protein beverages, with the company's website saying the drinks are "protein-packed" with "no added sugar." The lawsuit alleges the marketing is misleading. Fast-food chains face growing legal scrutiny over health-related claims on their menus.
Why it matters:The suit reflects growing scrutiny of food marketing claims and could affect how chains label health-oriented drinks.
Key points
- Starbucks faces a lawsuit over 'sugar-free' claims.
- Its website calls the drinks protein-packed with no added sugar.
- The suit alleges misleading marketing.
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