A class action lawsuit against Golda Ice Cream, approved earlier this evening, specifies that the company's sugar-free ice creams actually contained sugar, according to i24NEWS. The lawsuit seeks damages in the hundreds of millions of shekels.
The class action against Golda Ice Cream, approved by the court earlier this evening, centers on the company's sugar-free ice cream products. According to i24NEWS, the lawsuit alleges that these products, marketed as sugar-free, actually contained sugar, misleading consumers. The potential damages are in the hundreds of millions of shekels.
As The Zioneer reported at 19:02 Jerusalem, the class action was approved by the court. At the time, details were limited. The new report adds the specific allegation regarding sugar content.
The case is still developing; further details on the court's ruling and the scope of the lawsuit are expected.
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