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Kinder’s Seasonings
Case Name (Date)
Blosser et al. v. P.K. Kinder Co., Inc.
24-cv-6054, N.D. Cal.
(Aug. 2024)
Product/Service
Kinder’s seasonings
Allegations
Misleadingly advertising that products contain “No Salt” when one of the main ingredients in them is a salt (potassium chloride)
Status
Pending
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