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German court rules Milka maker cheated shoppers on size

Published Wednesday, May 13, 2026 · Updated May 14

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A German regional court has ruled that Mondelēz, the manufacturer of Milka chocolate, engaged in deceptive practices by reducing the weight of its classic Alpine Milk bar from 100g to 90g without a noticeable change in packaging. This ruling addresses consumer protection concerns related to 'shrinkflation'.

What We Know — Key Points

  • A German regional court ruled that Mondelēz, the maker of Milka, cheated consumers by cutting the weight of Milka's classic Alpine Milk bar from 100g to 90g without significantly altering the packaging.

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  • The GuardianLeft-leaning

    The article highlights the issue of shrinkflation as a consumer protection concern, emphasizing corporate responsibility and the impact on shoppers.

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