Israeli Court Approves 350 Million Shekel Class Action Against Golda Over Misleading 'Sugar-Free' Ice Cream Labeling
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By נורית קדוש
What happened
The Central District Court in Lod approved a 350 million shekel class action against Golda ice cream chain for selling "sugar-free" labeled ice cream containing lactose sugar. The lawsuit claims consumer deception and health risks, while Golda denies wrongdoing and disputes the claims. The case remains in early stages with no compensation awarded yet.
- 01Court approves 350 million shekel class action against Golda for misleading 'sugar-free' ice cream labeling.
- 02Lab tests found 6.6 grams of lactose sugar per 100 grams in ice cream labeled 'sugar-free'.
- 03Class action covers customers who bought these products in the past seven years.
- 04Plaintiff claims consumers were misled, posing health risks especially for diabetics.
- 05Golda denies claims, says lawsuit is premature and plaintiff was aware of lactose content.
- 06Judge ruled sugar content is material for consumers and allowed claims of deception and legal violations.
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