Is ‘zero sugar’ really sugar-free? Dunkin’ faces lawsuit over alleged misleading marketing
A new lawsuit is challenging Dunkin’s marketing of certain “zero sugar” drinks, alleging the beverages may not be as sugar-free as customers are led to believe.
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AI GeneratedA woman has filed a lawsuit against Dunkin' alleging misleading marketing regarding its \"zero sugar\" energy drinks. The dispute centers on the use of allulose, a low-calorie sweetener. While the plaintiff argues the labeling is deceptive, health experts note that FDA guidelines allow allulose to be excluded from sugar counts because the body does not metabolize it like traditional sugar.