McDonald’s facing class-action suit over lack of rib meat in ‘McRib’ sandwich
Plaintiffs seek damages and an injunction, alleging McDonald’s misleads customers with the McRib’s name and rib-shaped patty despite containing no actual rib meat.
- 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 Issues Statement After Class-Action Lawsuit Calls "McRib" Misleading
"By including the word ‘Rib’ in the name of the sandwich, McDonald’s knowingly markets the sandwich in a way that deceives reasonable consumers, who reasonably (but mistakenly) believe that a product named the ‘McRib’ will include at least some meaningful quantity of actual pork rib meat," the lawsuit claims.
What is the McRib really made of? A federal class action lawsuit alleges McDonald’s is misleading customers
McDonald’s McRib sandwich—a limited-time menu item most recently available in November—has drawn a cult following. Now some of those same fast-food diners are suing the company, alleging the famous sandwich’s name is a misnomer. A federal class action lawsuit filed last month in the Northern District of Illinois claims McDonald’s calling the sandwich a “McRib” is a “deliberate sleight of hand,” and contains no actual rib meat. Instead, according…
McDonald's hit with lawsuit claiming McRib contains no real rib meat
McDonald's is facing a class-action lawsuit that accuses the fast-food giant of deceiving customers about what meat is used in its McRib sandwich. The lawsuit, filed by four plaintiffs in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois last week, alleges that the McRib "does not contain any actual pork rib meat at all," despite its advertising.McDonald's says the claims are "meritless."In the suit, the plaintiffs argued that "despite i…
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