Rosen Law Firm sets Oct. 13 lead plaintiff deadline in Simply Good Foods case
Rosen Law Firm said purchasers of Simply Good Foods common stock during the stated class period may seek to serve as lead plaintiff in a securities class action tied to the company’s OWYN acquisition.
Rosen Law Firm said purchasers of The Simply Good Foods Company common stock during the stated class period may seek to serve as lead plaintiff in a securities class action tied to the company’s OWYN acquisition.
Rosen Law Firm issued the notice on Aug. 27, 2026, saying investors who bought Simply Good Foods shares between Oct. 24, 2024, and Apr. 8, 2026, inclusive, may apply by an Oct. 13, 2026, lead plaintiff deadline. The notice says a class action lawsuit has already been filed and that investors may be entitled to compensation under a contingency fee arrangement without paying out-of-pocket fees or costs.
The notice says the lawsuit alleges Simply Good Foods lost key managerial personnel after the acquisition, which impaired integration and the company’s ability to meet strategic and financial targets. It also alleges higher general and administrative spending, product quality issues tied to a new pea protein supplier, negative product reviews, weaker consumer sales, lost distributor relationships and more discounting and promotional activity than in the past.
The lawsuit also alleges those promotions did not fix the sales issues and instead eroded margins. It says the company reduced brand support and marketing for OWYN to limit further margin pressure, which weighed on sales again.
Rosen’s notice says no class has been certified. It says investors may select counsel of their choice or do nothing at this stage.
The notice includes participation information, including a join link, a toll-free phone number and an email contact for Phillip Kim, Esq. It also says investors may be entitled to compensation if the allegations are proven, but the claims remain untested in court.
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