Lawsuit: Some 'Sugar-Free' Starbucks Drinks Contain Same Amount of Sugar as a KitKat
· Telemundo McAllen (KTLM)
A class-action lawsuit from consumers accuses Starbucks of adding sugar to beverages marketed as sugar-free, sometimes as much as a KitKat bar. The products in question include hot and cold protein lattes, and protein matcha drinks, in vanilla and caramel flavors. According to the federal lawsuit filed on Friday, these drinks contain between 13 and 21 grams of sugar per serving. The lawsuit claims that 'no reasonable person' would expect something labeled 'sugar-free' to contain that much sugar. 'This case is about false and misleading product names. It's not about missing nutritional information,' the lawsuit states.
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