Whole Foods Market Group Inc. allegedly disguises sugar in its 365 Everyday Value instant oats and flax oatmeal by calling it “dehydrated cane juice solids,” a Nov. 15 suit says.
The products’ front labels include the phrases “Low Fat” and “Non-GMO Project Verified,” and feature pictures of fresh raspberries on top of a heaping bowl of cereal, according to the complaint.
But “dehydrated cane juice” is a euphemism for the ingredient commonly known as “sugar,” Amy Warren alleges.
And dehydrated cane juice solids are the food’s second-most prominent ingredient, the suit says.
Whole Foods’ marketing of the oatmeal as a ...
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