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Marotto v. Kellogg Company et al
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January 31, 2020
Pringles-Buying Chef Can't Get Redo On False Ad Class Cert.
A New York federal judge on Friday ruled that a chef suing Kellogg Co. for allegedly lying about artificial flavors used in Pringles potato chips can't get a reconsideration on his failed bid for class certification, saying his argument got things "backwards."
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December 06, 2019
Chef Denied Class Cert. In Pringles Artificial Flavoring Row
A New York federal judge denied class certification to a chef claiming Kellogg Co. falsely advertised Pringles salt-and-vinegar chips as having no artificial flavors, saying "unwieldy individual issues" predominate over common questions.