Starbucks sued over alleged mislabeling of protein drinks
Starbucks faces a lawsuit alleging it mislabels some protein drinks as sugar-free.
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Starbucks Sued Over Allegedly Misleading 'Sugar-Free' Drink Labels
Starbucks faces a class-action lawsuit accusing it of mislabeling eight "Protein Beverages" as "Sugar-Free" when they contain 13-21 grams of sugar, violating federal regulations. Consumers allege this misled them about calorie content and sugar levels.
Starbucks Sued Over Alleged Mislabeling of 'Sugar-Free' Protein Drinks
Starbucks is facing a class action lawsuit from consumers who allege that the company's "Protein Beverages" are falsely marketed as sugar-free, when they in fact contain sugar derived from milk. The lawsuit was filed by three consumers on behalf of a proposed class of Starbucks customers.