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Biggest Israeli Ice Cream Chain Faces $100 Million Suit Over 'Sugar-Free' Labels

A class action suit against Golda, Israel's largest ice cream chain, alleges some flavors labeled 'sugar-free' contained 13 times the permitted amount of sugar

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Ben Kroll

A lawsuit seeking more than $100 million in damages will move forward against Israel's largest ice cream chain, alleging that the firm misled customers by labeling some flavors as sugar-free despite containing 13 times the permitted amount of sugar, the Central District Court ruled Sunday.

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