Lawsuit alleges Starbucks misled on sugar-free drinks
A law firm has filed a lawsuit against Starbucks in the United States, accusing the company of misleading customers regarding its protein drinks marketed as "sugar-free," despite containing between 13 and 21 grams of sugar. The lawsuit believes that using this description is false and misleading, as some of the beverages contain sugar amounts close to the daily limit for women (25 grams), according to U.S. regulations. Starbucks denied the allegations, stating that the sugar comes from the protein-fortified milk they use and that they provide clear information about the beverages' ingredients. The company intends to defend itself in the case.
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