Consumer Fraud

Kellogg's Special K Cereals Not Sugar-Free Class Action

Kellogg's Special K Cereals Not Sugar-Free Class Action — Consumer Fraud class action lawsuit

Case Overview

The lawsuit was initiated by plaintiff Ari Bender-Long against WK Kellogg Co. The core allegation is that the company falsely advertises its Special K cereals as containing no added sugar. Bender-Long claims that the cereal packaging prominently displays

Who May Qualify

California consumers who purchased Special K cereals advertised as containing zero added sugar.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the basis of the lawsuit?

The lawsuit alleges that Kellogg's makes a false representation by advertising its Special K cereals as having zero added sugar, when they actually contain allulose syrup, which the plaintiff argues is a form of sugar.

What laws are allegedly violated?

The class action lawsuit claims that Kellogg's labeling violates federal regulations regarding

What relief is the plaintiff seeking?

The plaintiff is demanding a jury trial, as well as declaratory and injunctive relief, and an award of restitution and damages for both himself and all class members.

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