The Consumers' Association of Germany has sued Mondelez for reducing the weight of Milka chocolate without adequately informing consumers.
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The Consumers' Association of Germany accuses Mondelez of unfair competition, stating that the weight of Milka chocolate has been reduced from 100 to 90 grams, without being properly highlighted on the packaging. This change occurred in the context of rising prices, and consumers are misled into believing that the product remains unchanged. Although the new weight is mentioned on the packaging, it is written in small print and often covered. The association calls for strict regulations to protect consumers from such practices.
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