Allulose explained

Regulations, agency guidance, label wording and court decisions each need to be read on their own terms.

• Allulose Class Actions: How the Separate Zero Sugar Lawsuits Fit Together

  There is no single allulose class action. This guide explains the proposed classes, the Franco v. Chobani ruling, class certification, settlements and the current case landscape.

• Allulose Labeling: The Legal Framework Behind Sugar Free and Zero Sugar Claims

  Understand how Nutrition Facts rules, FDA allulose guidance and nutrient-content-claim regulations interact in the current allulose litigation.

• Allulose Lawsuit Eligibility: Who Might Be Affected by the Zero Sugar Cases?

  What current complaints, proposed class theories and lawyer intake questions suggest may matter when evaluating an allulose labeling claim.

• Allulose Lawsuit Settlement: Is There a Settlement or Claim Form Yet?

  Current status of allulose lawsuit settlements, claim forms, deadlines and payments, with a source-backed explanation of what has and has not been identified.

• Allulose Lawsuit: What the 2026 Zero Sugar Class Actions Are About

  A source-backed guide to the allulose labeling lawsuits, the Franco v. Chobani ruling, the FDA rules at issue, and the current litigation landscape.

• FDA Allulose Rules: Total Sugars, Added Sugars, Calories and Zero Sugar Claims

  A plain-English guide to FDA's allulose labeling policy, 21 C.F.R. §§ 101.9 and 101.60, and why the current lawsuits distinguish Nutrition Facts from front-label sugar claims.

• Franco v. Chobani: The 2026 Allulose Ruling and What Happened After Remand

  A source-backed guide to Franco v. Chobani, the Seventh Circuit's 2026 allulose ruling, what the court held, and the latest supported post-remand activity.

• Is Allulose Sugar? Yes, but the FDA Labeling Rules Are More Complicated

  Allulose is chemically a sugar, and the Seventh Circuit has held it is a sugar under the relevant federal regulation. Here is why FDA still allows different Nutrition Facts treatment.

• Products Containing Allulose Named in Zero Sugar Lawsuits

  A source-backed directory and explainer for products containing allulose that have been named in recent zero-sugar, sugar-free and no-added-sugar lawsuits.

• What Is Allulose? The Ingredient Behind the New Labeling Lawsuits

  Allulose is a low-calorie monosaccharide used as a sugar substitute. Learn how FDA treats it, why labels can show 0g sugar, and why it is now central to dozens of class actions.

• Zero Sugar vs. Sugar Free vs. No Added Sugar: Why the Words Matter in Allulose Lawsuits

  The federal rules do not treat Zero Sugar, Sugar Free and No Added Sugar as identical claims. Learn how the rules differ and how those differences appear in current allulose cases.