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Catalina Crunch
Case Name (Date)
Collyer et al. v. Catalina Snacks Inc.
23-cv-296, N.D. Cal.
(Jan. 2023)
Product/Service
Several flavors of Catalina Crunch cereals, including Chocolate Banana, Honey Graham, Mint Chocolate, and Apple Cider Donut
Allegations
Products do not contain the ingredients identified in the product names
Status
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