Starbucks faces lawsuits over sugar-free protein drinks
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Starbucks is questioning the distinction between 'sugar-free' and 'no added sugar' for its drinks.
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Starbucks is accused of adding sugar to drinks labeled as 'sugar-free' in the United States.
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Starbucks is facing a lawsuit in the United States over the sale of sugar-free beverages containing sugar.
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Consumers are suing Starbucks over 'sugar-free' drinks containing up to 21g of sugar
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Starbucks faces a lawsuit over federal regulation prohibiting the use of 'sugar-free' for beverages containing more than 0.5 grams of sugar per 12-ounce serving
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Starbucks is facing a class-action lawsuit over claims that its 'sugar-free' protein drinks may contain more sugar than a Reese's peanut butter cup.
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Starbucks is facing a lawsuit over whether 'sugar-free' protein drinks are actually sugar-free.
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Starbucks is facing a lawsuit from consumers who claim it falsely advertised protein beverages as sugar-free.
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Starbucks is being sued over eight protein drinks labeled as 'sugar-free'
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Starbucks faces a proposed class action lawsuit alleging false advertising of eight protein beverages as 'sugar-free' due to the presence of lactose
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