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Sebastian v. One Brands, LLC et al
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September 14, 2020
Hershey Unit Can't Ditch Calif. Protein Bar False Ad Suit
A California federal judge has denied an attempt by a Hershey subsidiary to dismiss a putative class action accusing the snack maker of selling protein bars containing more sugar and cholesterol and less dietary fiber than advertised, rejecting the company's argument that the labels are preempted by federal regulations.
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January 03, 2020
Hershey Fudged Low-Sugar Protein Bar Label, Buyer Says
A Southern California woman slapped Hershey and its recently acquired subsidiary One Brands with a putative class action Thursday accusing them of deceptively advertising and selling protein bars that contain substantially more sugar, more cholesterol and less dietary fiber than the amounts represented on the product labels.