Kerrygold Faces Lawsuit After Falsely Claiming To Be Grass Fed

re: Kerrygold Faces Lawsuit After Falsely Claiming To Be Grass Fed

Saitama — 3/21/2019 9:18:15 AM

I clicked on the link where it says "a class action lawsuit" in the first linetopclassactions.com/.../851796-kerrygold-class-action-says-grass-fed-cows-claims-misleading and scrolled to the bottom where it says in red text "UPDATE: The Kerrygold Butter Class Action Lawsuit was voluntarily dismissed on March 5, 2019 Top Class Actions will let our viewers know if an amended complaint is filed"

re: Kerrygold Faces Lawsuit After Falsely Claiming To Be Grassfed

slbeaudryymail.com — 3/18/2019 4:07:22 AM

90% grass-fed and supplementary feed in the winter so the cows don't starve. Also, the feed is most likely GM-free. This is a non-issue and the lawsuit is laughable.

re: Kerrygold Faces Lawsuit After Falsely Claiming To Be Grassfed

Bovinedoc — 3/17/2019 11:32:32 AM

Besides not being 100% grass fed, it's not even 1% Swiss. The use of "Swiss" is protected.

re: Kerrygold Faces Lawsuit After Falsely Claiming To Be Grassfed

HappyHealthy15 — 3/17/2019 7:50:26 AM

Its misleading. Because kerry gold should know that people wil focus on the LABEL and not likely go to the website. I lost respect for Kerry gold because I believed them to be honest....I guess I was wrong. I believe they took advantage of the consumer because most of us will not go to the website but rather rely on their websie. Shame on you kerry gold....seems like greed and profits infected you.

re: Kerrygold Faces Lawsuit After Falsely Claiming To Be Grassfed

quiltingmatilda — 3/16/2019 3:40:35 PM

Wouldn’t 85% grass be better than 100% CAFO on grain only? Keep in mind grass fed is not a natural diet for bovine. They eat forbes (broad leaf plants) too. And “grass” can be hay, ie dried and baled.

re: Kerrygold Faces Lawsuit After Falsely Claiming To Be Grassfed

39goose — 3/16/2019 12:29:26 PM

I thought Mercola was recommending this product RECENTLY ??? yes ?

re: Kerrygold Faces Lawsuit After Falsely Claiming To Be Grassfed

Ukulelemike — 3/16/2019 12:13:46 PM

This is plain silly and I'm surprised Mercola is publishing this. Of course its not 100% grass fed. 15% attributed to grains is very normal for any grazing stock for extra calories and supplementation. I raise goats and they get wet cob in small amounts. But nowhere does the packaging state or imply 100% grass fed, especially because.most grasses are deficient anymore.

re: Kerrygold Faces Lawsuit After Falsely Claiming To Be Grassfed

sharonth — 3/16/2019 10:43:06 AM

I just give up 😤