McDonald’s facing class-action suit over lack of rib meat in ‘McRib’ sandwich
Plaintiffs allege McDonald’s misleads customers by marketing McRib as rib meat when it contains restructured pork, seeking damages and class certification in federal court.
- A class-action lawsuit alleges that McDonald's McRib sandwich contains no actual rib meat, despite its name and patty shape resembling ribs.
- The lawsuit claims the McRib is marketed deceptively, as it contains ground pork from lower-quality cuts rather than premium rib meat.
- McDonald's denies the allegations, stating the McRib contains 100% seasoned boneless pork and does not use pork hearts, tripe, or scalded stomach.
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McDonald’s Is Being Sued for Allegedly Deceiving Its Customers
A fan-favorite sandwich is at the center of the case.Dotdash Meredith/Janet MaplesWe won't shy away from the fact that McDonald's has a knack for turning nearly every menu item into a cultural icon, from the McFlurry to the Snack Wrap, Egg McMuffin, and of course, the Big Mac. But perhaps nothing comes close to the lore of the McRib.Think tender boneless pork swimming in tangy barbecue sauce, with crunchy pickles and onions. Introduced in 1981, …
The fast-food company is on trial for alleged misconduct. The plaintiffs accuse deception about the meat types.
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