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Beasley v. Lucky Stores, Inc. et al
Case Number:
3:18-cv-07144
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June 15, 2020
Nestle Denied Win In Coffee-Mate False Ad Suit
A California federal judge has refused to give Nestle USA Inc. and a group of retailers a win in a suit alleging they misled consumers on the trans fat content of Coffee-mate brand creamers, saying it's still not clear when the lead plaintiff first learned about the alleged deception.
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January 27, 2020
Nestle Can't Shake False Ad Suit Over Trans Fat In Creamer
A California federal judge has found that Nestle USA Inc. and a group of retail stores must face accusations that they lied about the trans fat content of Coffee-mate brand coffee creamers, saying an amended complaint adequately shows when and where the buyer leading the suit bought the product and that he relied on the labeling.
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September 17, 2019
Nestle Ducks Suit Over Trans Fat In Creamer, For Now
A California federal judge dismissed a proposed class suit accusing Nestle and several retailers of deceiving customers into buying a coffee creamer that includes a source of trans fat, saying the consumer behind the suit didn't put forward enough specifics to support his allegations.