Plaintiffs argued that Rice Krispies did not have evidence to support its claims, and that Kellogg's had failed to disclose any information which indicated health or immunity benefits. In 2011 Kellogg's settled for $5 million, half of which would be given to people who purchased its products. That's the equivalent of $6.8 million in 2023.

Customers could claim for between $5 to $15 – that's $6.80 to $20.35 today – if they submitted forms for the price of cereal they purchased. Meanwhile the remaining $2.5 million would be given to charities in the form of donated Kellogg's products. The company also removed immunity claims from its packaging in 2010.

Millions Are Due Compensation From This American Giant