Grocery chain sued over 'non-flushable' flushable wipes | Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

A well-known grocery chain is facing a consumer class action brought by a Beverly resident who alleges that the brand-name baby and cleansing wipes he purchased aren’t nearly as “flushable” as advertised. The putative class action filed in U.S. District Court by plaintiff Mark Schotte on April 26 targets the Stop & Shop Supermarket Company

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