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Pasta maker settles false-advertising lawsuit | AP News FARGO, N.D. (AP) — A company accused of falsely advertising the health benefits of its nationally distributed Dreamfields Pasta line has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit and pay $5 million to consumers who bought the products in the last decade. The complaint, filed last summer against Carrington, North Dakota-based Dakota Growers Pasta and its parent company at the time, challenged ... Is Dreamfields Pasta Really Low-Carb? - Verywell Health Ultimately, according to the nonprofit ClassAction.org, Dreamfields was required to reimburse consumers who had bought their pasta $1.99 for up to 15 boxes, and to "remove all statements on its pasta boxes that claim the product has a lower glycemic index than traditional pastas, that it can reduce spikes in blood sugar levels, and that it only … Dreamfields Pasta - Truth in Advertising According to the proposed settlement terms, class members may receive a $1.99 refund...