A lawsuit alleging that David protein bars misrepresent their calorie and fat content is drawing comparisons to the movie ...

A lawsuit claims that a protein bar brand is misrepresenting the fat and calorie contents of the bars. If that sounds ...

Plaintiffs say lab analyses show big gaps between what’s on the nutrition label and what’s in the bar, while the company ...

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A class action lawsuit alleges popular protein bars contain more fat and calories than advertised. The case is drawing 'Mean ...

The public’s reaction to the recent David Protein bar legal saga showcases how little we understand about calories to begin ...

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Plaintiffs claim that David Protein bars contain "way more" calories and fat than what's displayed on the label.

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When sitting down for a meal isn’t feasible, nutrition bars seem like a quick, healthy solution. You can wolf one down for breakfast while packing up the kids’ backpacks or while commuting to work.