McDonalds being sued for 'luring kids' with happy meals
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LOS ANGELES/SAN FRANCISCO A U.S. consumer group is suing McDonald's Corp. to stop the world's largest hamburger chain from using Happy Meal toys to lure children into its restaurants.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest is representing a Sacramento mother of two in the lawsuit, which alleges unfair marketing and other violations of California's consumer protection law. It does not seek monetary damages.
"The lawsuit is about the change, not the money," CSPI litigation director Stephen Gardner said.
"We are proud of our Happy Meals and intend to vigorously defend our brand, our reputation and our food," said McDonald's spokeswoman Bridget Coffing. "We listen to our customers, and parents consistently tell us they approve of our Happy Meals."
Read more: https://www.theprovince.com/health/...+Happy+Meals/3982707/story.html#ixzz18HiwMrkc
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It's hard for me to understand this as mine still has zero interest in food. I somehow can't help but disagree. I think it is yet another step towards precedent of no personal responsibility in US law.
Excerpt:
LOS ANGELES/SAN FRANCISCO A U.S. consumer group is suing McDonald's Corp. to stop the world's largest hamburger chain from using Happy Meal toys to lure children into its restaurants.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest is representing a Sacramento mother of two in the lawsuit, which alleges unfair marketing and other violations of California's consumer protection law. It does not seek monetary damages.
"The lawsuit is about the change, not the money," CSPI litigation director Stephen Gardner said.
"We are proud of our Happy Meals and intend to vigorously defend our brand, our reputation and our food," said McDonald's spokeswoman Bridget Coffing. "We listen to our customers, and parents consistently tell us they approve of our Happy Meals."
Read more: https://www.theprovince.com/health/...+Happy+Meals/3982707/story.html#ixzz18HiwMrkc
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It's hard for me to understand this as mine still has zero interest in food. I somehow can't help but disagree. I think it is yet another step towards precedent of no personal responsibility in US law.