A federal judge in San Jose has certified separate classes of consumers who bought six- and 12-packs of the Hawaiian-themed Kona Brewing Co. line of beers, which predominantly come from breweries in Oregon, Washington, New Hampshire and Tennessee.
October 09, 2018 at 09:35 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
Who knew buying a 12-pack could be classy?
The federal judge overseeing a lawsuit against the Craft Brew Alliance Inc.—maker of the Hawaiian-themed Kona Brewing Co. line of beers—has certified classes of consumers who purchased six- or 12-packs of certain of the brand’s brews to pursue claims that the company misled class members about where the beer was brewed.
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