Logan Paul has found success in many areas, including with his popular PRIME brand. He recently launched Lunchly, a line of lunch kits. Recently, rumors spread that Lunchly products were being recalled from stores, but Paul quickly shut down these claims, confirming that Lunchly is still available for purchase.
MrBeast, Logan Paul, and KSI have introduced a new healthier lunch option targeted at their younger audience. The meal is marketed as a betteralternative to traditional Lunchables and combines products that the trio already sell.
YouTuber Rosanna Pansino recently raised concerns about a new product launched by MrBeast, Logan Paul, and KSI Lunchly, claiming she found mold in one of the meal kits and showed evidence of the same.
Logan Paul took to Twitter and uploaded a video, where he revealed that some Twitter users claimed stores were pulling Lunchly products from shelves because of an FDA recall. A sign supposedly said, Due to public health concerns, the FDA has recalled Lunchly products. Well restock as soon as possible. However, this seemed strange to Paul as the FDA has to announce recalls publicly, and Lunchly wasnt on the FDAs recall list.
This suggested to Logan Paul that the sign was fake and it appeared as if someone typed up a phony recall notice, stuck it on a fridge, took a photo, and posted it online as if it were real. Logans team found the exact store, a Fred Meyer, where the picture was taken. They even confirmed the same door handle, tags, and products but the FDA sign was gone.
Store data showed that Lunchly items were still selling out, meaning they were never actually recalled. Logan confronted an employee who admitted they had put up the sign based on a rumor they heard about an FDA recall. Once they learned it was false, they took the sign down. Therefore, Paul made it clear that the employee purposely spread a false rumor about Lunchly. For the record, Paul also clarified that Turkey Stack Ems arent discontinued and are still available in stores like Kroger.
Logan Paul is always ready to defend his product no matter what as he is intent on building an empire focused on various food products, therefore its no surprise he couldnt simply stay put and let misinformation about his Lunchly product spread like wildfire.
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