Unhappy customer Elizabeth Russett has sued Kellogg’s for not having enough strawberries in a pop tart.
The food manufacturing Kellogg’s has an unhappy customer and her name is Elizabeth Russett.
The company has been providing its best service and quality products to the people around the world at an affordable price however, it has failed to reach the expectation of Russett.
Now if you are wondering what maybe the possible outcome after the customer is dissatisfied, here is the answer.
Elizabeth Russett has sued Kellogg’s for $5 million.
That’s right. She has filed a lawsuit against the food manufacturing company for not having enough actual strawberries in strawberry pop-tart and she wants more than $5 million.
We will find out the details about Elizabeth Russett but before that let’s look at some of the Twitter reactions.
Kellogg’s Pop Tarts Lawsuit Twitter
Twitter is filled with the recent Kellogg’s pop-tart lawsuit news.
The billion dollar company is being sued by an unhappy customer and they could be paying over $5 millions.
The major news portals have covered the news covering the recent lawsuit and the netizens have placed their views on the subject matter.
Further, the twitter world has reacted quickly. Similarly #PopTart has found its place on the platform as well.
Marti Heil took his account tweeting about the incident saying ‘Cerealously? Kellogg’s sued for not having enough strawberries in its pop-tarts’.
Another user Frank’s Lawnmower tweeted- Leave my strawberry #PopTarts alone.
Scroll down to view more of twitter reactions.
Who Is Elizabeth Russett? Kellogg’s Customer
The unsatisfied Kellogg’s customer Elizabeth Russett is a New York-resident.
She has sued the company for more than $5 million after finding the Kellogg’s marketing strategy misleading.
As per Russett, the food production giant company has mostly other fruits in Kellogg’s whole grain frosted strawberry toaster pastries.
She claims that apples and pears are more found on the strawberry pop-tart rather than what it’s meant to have.
The lawsuit has seen the New-York resident claiming the other fruits are not enough to provide the same nutritional benefits of strawberries.
Strawberry pop-tart flavors were launched in 1963 and the frosted version were sent to the market in 1967.
Russett, who is also said to be a native of Illinois, has yet to come out to the public media after filing the lawsuit against Kellogg’s.
Kellogg’s has not responded to the lawsuit as of now.
Kellogg’s Annual Income
Kellogg’s generates billions of dollars in an annual basis. The company generated $13,770 million in 2020.
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