Truvia lawsuit domain names — Cargill registers

Cargill gets defensive with domain name registrations.

Food giant Cargill registered dozens of domain names on Friday, many of which could be used to protect the firm against a backlash over its Truvia sweetener and other firm products.

The domain names range from innocuous to damage control.

Many of the domains were likely registered to keep them out of the hands of class action attorneys, e.g. cargill-classaction.com and cargill-truvia-lawsuit.com.

Other domains have to do with the sugar alcohol found in Truvia, Erythritol. The firm registered domain names such as cargill-eryhtritol.com.

For good measure, the firm also registered cargill-gmo.com (genetically modified organism).

Here’s a list of domains the firm registered on Friday.

cargill-classaction.com
cargill-classaction.net
cargill-eryhtritol.com
cargill-gmo.com
cargill-lawsuit-mn.com
cargill-lawsuit.com
cargill-lawsuit.net
cargill-litigation.com
cargill-natural.com
cargill-sweetener.com
cargill-truvia-classaction.com
cargill-truvia-erythritol.com
cargill-truvia-lawsuit.com
cargill-truvia-litigation.com
cargill-truvia-natural-lawsuit.com
cargill-truvia-natural.com
cargill-truvia-sweetener.com
cargill-truvia-sweetener.net
cargill-truvia.com
cargill-truvia.net
cargillclassaction.com
cargillclassaction.net
cargillerythritol.com
cargilllawsuit.com
cargilllawsuit.net
cargilllitigation.com
cargillnatural.com
cargillsweetener.com
cargilltruvia.com
cargilltruvia.net
cargilltruviaclassaction.com
cargilltruvialawsuit.net
cargilltruvialitigation.com
cargilltruviasweetener.com
cargilltruviasweetener.net