A class-action lawsuit was filed against Kellogg Company for the alleged false marketing of its Kellogg’s® Special K® Fruit & Yogurt Cereal by implying that the cereal is made with strawberries and blackberries when the cereal actually contains only dried apples. The lawsuit was originally filed in state court in October 2016 and transferred to federal court in December 2016.
For your reference, the case is filed under: George et al v. Kellogg Company, Case No. 16-cv-1887. A copy of the case’s complaint is shown below.
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