Lakanto Monkfruit Sweetener

Falsely marketing the product as being a healthy alternative to sugar, “zero net carbs” and “zero calorie”

Deceptively basing marketing claims on “unreasonably small serving sizes” that do not match how consumers actually use the product

Pending

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