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Federal judge allows lawsuit over McRib meat content to proceed

A federal judge ruled that a lawsuit against McDonald's alleging consumer deception over McRib sandwich meat content can move forward. The lawsuit, filed by four customers in December 2025, claims McDonald's misleads cu…

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