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A federal judge ruled PepsiCo can be sued for marketing its Gatorade protein bars as good for you. The lawsuit said the bars are 'fortified junk food' with 29 grams of sugar, more than the American Heart Association's recommended 25 gram daily limit https://t.co/4nm99MVG0r https://t.co/A6bfS9mq63
PepsiCo may face legal action over health claims for Gatorade protein bar https://t.co/5hB3ONPd6O . . . #pepsi | #california | #caseypitts | #sanjose | #gatorade | #business | #BusinessNews | #businessupdate | #RepublicTV | #RepublicWorld
U.S. District Judge Casey Pitts in San Jose, California said three self-described fitness enthusiasts leading a proposed class action plausibly alleged that PepsiCo's marketing and labeling was deceptive. https://t.co/ytgAKbsmbj
PepsiCo is facing a lawsuit over its Gatorade protein bars following a ruling by U.S. District Judge Casey Pitts in San Jose, California. The judge determined that the company can be sued for allegedly deceptive marketing practices, as the bars contain more sugar than protein and more sugar than typical candy bars. The lawsuit, led by three self-described fitness enthusiasts, claims the bars are 'fortified junk food' with 29 grams of sugar, exceeding the American Heart Association's recommended daily limit of 25 grams. The case highlights concerns over misleading health claims in food marketing.
