Who’s Included in the Class?
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Individuals 18+ in the U.S. and its territories
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Who purchased Wheat Thins labeled “100% WHOLE GRAIN”
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Between Oct. 13, 2018, and May 9, 2025
Compensation
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With proof of purchase: up to $20 per household
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Without proof: $4.50 per household
More than 111,000 valid claims have been submitted to date, including 2,412 with proof of purchase. If claims exceed available funds, payments will be reduced pro rata.
Claims and Defenses
The lawsuit alleged violations of:
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The California Consumer Legal Remedies Act
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New York consumer protection laws
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False advertising statutes
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Breach of express warranty
Mondelez and Nabisco maintained throughout the case that plaintiffs failed to show a reasonable consumer would be misled by the labeling.
Counsel
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Plaintiffs & Class: Dave Fox, Joanna Fox, and Courtney Vasquez, Fox Law APC
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Nabisco & Mondelez: Jennifer S. Romano and Jason Stiehl, Crowell & Moring LLP
