American man filed lawsuit for $5Million from Taco Bell، less meat pizzas

An American man filed a class action lawsuit against the Taco Bell Fast food restaurants chain in Downey، California، as the US resident man complained that the $5.49 Mexican pizza he purchased in September last year did not contain the same amount of meat filling as was advertised by Taco Bell that was called out for misleading.advertisement

Taco Bell Fast food restaurants chain was sued by an American man

USA Today Magazine online said thar the Taco Bell Fast food restaurants chain was sued by an American man for misleading advertising as the US resident man complained that the $5.49 Mexican pizza he purchased in last September did not contain the same amount of meat filling as was advertised by Taco Bell.

Fast food chains such as Taco Bell often come under scrutiny for the food that they serve، although they are subject to stringent quality checks، people often share complaints about the food they purchase from popular outlets and chains.

Frank Siragusa extremely dissatisfied with the food

Recently، a US resident، named Frank Siragusa، was left extremely dissatisfied with the food that he bought at a Taco Bell outlet in New York City last year.

Taco Bell was sued by a class-action suit that was filed by Ridgewood resident Frank Siragusa، an American man، on Monday، this week، in Brooklyn federal court، and accused Taco Bell of falsely advertising its products، including Mexican Pizza، Crunchwrap Supreme، Grande Crunchwrap and Vegan Crunchwrap.

The Taco Bell's advertisement showed a wrap filled with meat

The American man mentioned in the suit، that the menu items advertised looked like they contained at least double their actual content and he showed both pictures in the lawsuit - that of the product advertised and the real counterpart served، while the photograph showed a wrap filled with meat، cheese، red and green vegetables but the actual did not match up.

The American man lawsuit means that Taco Bell's actions are especially concerning now that inflation، food، and meat prices are very high and many consumers، especially lower-income consumers، are struggling financially.

Taco Bell advertises larger portions of food to attract consumers

Taco Bell advertises larger portions of food to attract consumers to their restaurants for their meals and away from competitors that more fairly advertise the size of their menu items، unfairly diverting millions of dollars in sales that would have gone to competitors chains.

Taco Bell is yet to respond to the lawsuit but Frank Siragusa wants the chain to compensate all the customers who purchased the items in New York State in the last three years after July 31، 2020 and this amounts to at least $5 million.

Taco Bell، an American multinational chain of fast food restaurants founded in 1962

Taco Bell is an American multinational chain of fast food restaurants founded in 1962 by Glen Bell (1923–2010) in Downey، California and it is a subsidiary of Yum! Brands، Inc.

The Taco Bell restaurants serve a variety of Mexican-inspired foods، including tacos، burritos، quesadillas، nachos، novelty and speciality items، and a variety of value menu items، but as of 2018، Taco Bell serves over two billion customers each year، at more than 7 thousand restaurants، more than %93 of which are owned and operated by independent franchisees and licensees.
PepsiCo purchased Taco Bell in 1978 and later spun off its restaurants division as Tricon Global Restaurants، which later changed its name to Yum! Brands.