https://www.forbes.com/sites/mollybohannon/2023/09/18/starbucks-facing-lawsuit-because-mango-refreshers-dont-contain-real-mango-latest-fast-food-advertising-case/
Updated Sep 18, 2023, 05:21pm EDT Topline Starbucks must face a lawsuit arguing it has violated consumer protection laws by misleading customers into believing its popular “refresher” drinks contain all of the fruits in their names, a judge ruled last week, marking the latest lawsuit over food advertising techniques. Key Facts The class action lawsuit
Starbucks Facing Lawsuit Because Mango Refreshers Don’t Contain Real Mango—Latest Fast Food Advertising Case
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