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Israeli Court Approves $100 Million Class Action Over Mislabeling of Sugar-Free Golda Ice Cream
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First reported by Mako · 3 hours ago
What happened
An Israeli court approved a 350 million shekel class action against Golda ice cream for falsely labeling products as sugar-free despite containing high lactose levels. The lawsuit covers purchases over seven years and seeks refunds and compensation. The case continues in court.
- 01Israeli court approves 350 million shekel class action against Golda ice cream for false sugar-free labeling.
- 02Ice creams labeled sugar-free contained 6.6g lactose per 100g, exceeding the 0.5g legal limit.
- 03Plaintiffs include all customers who bought these products in the last seven years, seeking refunds and damages.
- 04Judge ruled labeling likely misled consumers into believing products had no sugar at all.
- 05Company temporarily removed disputed products and must pay 40,000 shekels in legal fees.
- 06Final verdict on consumer deception and damages will be decided after trial.
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