The advert for Burger King's trademark Whopper has been singled out specifically, with a lawyer claiming the entire burger is 35% larger than the real life version.
Burger King has been accused of misleading customers by making its food look bigger in adverts compared to what it serves in real life.
The federal lawsuit, filed by South Florida lawyer Anthony Russo, alleges the fast food chain started inflating the sizes of its burgers in pictures back in 2017 and, as a result, has misled customers.Today, the size of virtually every food item advertised by Burger King is"materially overstated," it claims.The advert for Burger King's trademark Whopper has been singled out specifically, with Mr Russo claiming the entire burger is 35% larger than the real life version.
Mr Russo and his claimants are seeking monetary damages and a court order requiring Burger King to end, what they claim, are"deceptive practices".
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