RELATED: 100 Unhealthiest Foods on the Planet The lawsuit against Annie's Homegrown Mac and Cheese was filed earlier this month in the Southern District of New York, in which the plaintiff alleges that more than 20 of Annie's products 'are mislabeled and falsely advertised as 'Made with Goodness!'' The landing page of the brand's website claims that the macaroni and cheese is 'Made with real cheese' and 'made with organic pasta.' However, the lawsuit alleges their cheese powder contains ortho-phthalates that are not disclosed on the label, according to the N.L.R.'s report. The National Law Review has reported on a lawsuit claiming that Annie's Homegrown Mac and Cheese contains phthalates-chemicals that have been connected with allergies, asthma, obesity, and hormone interference in children, among other health concerns. If the recent toxins lawsuit against Kraft Macaroni&Cheese caused you to turn to its competitor that promotes itself as more natural, take note.
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