If so, you may be entitled to compensation.

For many Americans, Marie Callender’s has become synonymous with home-style comfort food. Marie Callender’s line of frozen dinners offers customers a hearty meal in the comfort of their own home.  Classics such as Salisbury Steak, Roasted Turkey Breast and Stuffing, and Meat Loaf and Gravy have become a staple for Americans looking for a tasty meal and a reasonable price.

           What you buy – “warm, hearty, and delicious”

But ConAgra Brands, the manufacturer of Marie Callender’s frozen dinners, has recently come under scrutiny for the declining quality of its meals.  A proposed class action lawsuit contends that Marie Callender’s falsely advertises the quantity of meat in these frozen dinners in favor of large amounts of cheap starches.  Customers report receiving a “river of soupy mashed potatoes” with vegetable fragments (e.g., broccoli stems without florets) – and only the tiniest bit of meat.  Customers complain that the meal “looks nothing like the picture on the box” and “not even close to the picture on the package” and that the “[i]ngredients pictured on box are most deceiving!”

What you get – “a river of soupy mashed potatoes”

Consumer-protection attorneys are investigating whether ConAgra Brands engaged in false advertising and unfair, fraudulent, and deceptive business practices in violation of the law.

Contact the attorneys at CounselOne today to learn how you can participate in a proposed class action.  Help fight false advertising and consumer deception – and vindicate the rights of consumers throughout California.

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