Costco is responding to a class-action lawsuit that alleges its rotisserie chicken, priced at $5, is misleadingly labeled as containing 'no preservatives.' The lawsuit claims that consumers have been misled by this labeling.
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Costco responds to class-action lawsuit regarding rotisserie chicken labeling
Costco is facing a class-action lawsuit that challenges the labeling of its $5 rotisserie chicken, which is described as having 'no preservatives.' The company is actively responding to these claims.
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Costco fires back over lawsuit tied to iconic product as shoppers claim false advertising
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Costco responds to class-action lawsuit regarding rotisserie chicken labeling