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Lawsuit Over Taco Bell's Beef
April 19, 2011 the lawsuit over Taco Bell’s beef was terminated. The California woman renounced the lawsuit willingly. Taco Bell did not change its products, ingredients or advertising. Taco Bell’s sales were suffering in February, 2011 because of the lawsuit in the United States (Stempel, J., 2011). The lawsuit valued the damages at $5,000,000 meaning that Taco Bell misrepresented the use of ingredients as seasonings (Nowak, M., 2014). The suit requested the court to require that Taco Bell to properly label its product as taco meat filling to make the public aware of the true content of its food. They provided the detailed list of their beef. The suit lasted two months. Taco Bell denied all allegations about their beef being falsely advertised.
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