Deception Allegations Against Conagra Brands in Fish Products Lawsuit

Wednesday, 12 June 2024, 16:09

A lawsuit accuses Conagra Brands of deceiving consumers by 'short weighting' its Mrs. Paul's and Van de Kamp's frozen fish products, falsely claiming they are '100% whole fish.' The addition of water and sodium tripolyphosphate leads to a weight increase, causing concerns of overpayment and product misrepresentation.

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A lawsuit exposes deceitful practices

A new lawsuit alleges that Conagra Brands has been deceptive in its marketing of Mrs. Paul's and Van de Kamp's fish products.

Allegations of '100% whole fish' claim

The lawsuit claims that the products' labeling of '100% whole fish' is misleading, as substances like sodium tripolyphosphate are added to boost weight.

Concerns of overpayment: Consumers express worry about paying more for products due to added ingredients.
Impact on consumers: The lawsuit highlights the importance of transparent labeling in food products.

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