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Akers v. Costco Wholesale Corporation
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September 30, 2022
Costco Slips Sparkling Water Flavor False Ad Row, For Now
An Illinois federal judge on Thursday axed a proposed class action that claims Costco's black raspberry sparkling water label misleads consumers about how the beverage is flavored, holding that the suit fails to plead fraud and that the plaintiff's interpretation of the beverage's label is "fanciful and unreasonable."
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February 24, 2022
Costco Artificial Flavoring Is A Lie, Court Told
A consumer who claims that he was deceived by Costco's black raspberry drinks has rebutted the retailer's statement that he should have used "common sense" to figure out that the drink was artificially flavored, saying it was totally plausible for Costco to use natural flavors.