百加得的争议事件

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• 澄清 — Bacardi

  Bacardi said in a statement that they are proud of the product but not the use of gendered language

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• Food & Wine restaurant editor Khushbu Shah shared a screengrab and complained about 'gendered drinks'. Others called the language 'wrong' and 'sexist'.

• Bacardi said in a statement that they are proud of the product but not the use of gendered language

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• The alleged damage described in the lawsuit resides instead entirely in the "individual purchase price" paid by consumers—"generally less than $40."

• The class-action lawsuit against Bacardi, which owns Bombay Sapphire, claims the liquor giant adds "grains of paradise"—a spice banned under an archaic Florida law—to its bestselling gin. The suit, filed in U.S. District Court in Miami this past summer and the subject of a lengthy piece in the Miami Herald this week, also names Winn-Dixie, a Florida-based grocery chain that sells Bombay Sapphire, as a defendant.