US EditionWheat Thins Buyers Settle $10 Million Lawsuit Over "100% Whole Grain" Mislabeling Claims
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Wheat Thins Buyers Settle $10 Million Lawsuit Over "100% Whole Grain" Mislabeling Claims
Wheat Thins purchasers reached a $10 million settlement of a lawsuit accusing Mondelez International of deceptively labeling the crackers as “100% Whole Grain” though they contained corn starch, a refined grain. A preliminary settlement of the nationwide class action was filed late Tuesday night in San Francisco federal court, and requires a judge’s approval. Purchasers with valid claims would receive refunds of $4.50 to $20.00, depending on whe…
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