German Court Rules Milka Cheated Consumers with Shrinkflation

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A German court ruled that Mondelēz, owner of Milka, deceived consumers by reducing the size of Milka's Alpine Milk bar from 100g to 90g without significantly changing the packaging, constituting shrinkflation.

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