A class-action suit claims the energy drink made intentionally misleading statements about its ability to increase alertness and concentration.
reports that Red Bull GmbH, the beverage brand's Austrian parent company, has agreed to pay $850,000 CAD in a settlement for a class-action lawsuit.
Canadian energy drinkers who bought a can of Red Bull in the last 12 years could be entitled to ten dollars as a result of a class action settlement. . Customers who had purchased a Red Bull over the previous ten years were entitled to either $10 cash or a voucher for two Red Bull products worth up of $15.Attar had originally tried to get in on that settlement, but was turned down because he was Canadian. So he filed, citing studies debunking the purported benefits of taurine, a chemical in many energy drinks.
Canadian consumers who purchased Red Bull between January 1, 2007, and July 23, 2019, have until October 14 to register on a specialIn a statement, Red Bull says it agreed to settle to"avoid the distraction" of litigation in Canada."Red Bull's marketing has always been witty, truthful, and accurate," it added.
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