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Hawkins v. Kellogg Company
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3:16-cv-00147
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December 14, 2016
Suit Over Kellogg Trans Fat Cookies Crumbles
A California federal judge on Tuesday threw out a proposed class action targeting the use of partially hydrogenated oil in Kellogg's cookies, finding the suit was "frivolous" and the state claims preempted by federal law.
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January 22, 2016
Kellogg Cookies Contain Harmful Trans Fats, Shopper Says
Kellogg on Thursday became the latest target of a proposed consumer class action aimed at the use of partially hydrogenated oil in food products, with a California shopper claiming that the company's cookies containing the allegedly toxic food additive are worthless and violate state law.