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Big Label Claims Bad for Little Tummies, Lawsuit Says

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By Sam Jockel, Drew Phillips, Alan Pryor
| Packaging Possibilities
Case argues that toddler nutritional drink labels mislead consumers and violate multiple laws in suggesting health benefits for their children. +2 Angela Spivey,Sam Jockeland 2 more April 24, 2026 galitskaya/iStock/Getty Images A California complaint alleges that certain toddler nutritional drinks featured nutrient content claims on the principal display panel of the label that were both misleading and prohibited under FDA regulations, rendering the products misbranded.
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Lawsuit Against ‘Climate Neutral Certified’ Granola Bars Fails

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By Sam Jockel, Drew Phillips, Alan Pryor
| Packaging Possibilities
Judge rules "climate neutral certified" labels legally defensible when backed by legitimate third-party certification, rejecting greenwashing claims.
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Op-ed | Let’s Play Contamination Whack-a-Mole with Opponents of Village Farms Davisby Alan Pryor

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By Alan Pryor
| Davis Vanguard
A recent article was published in the Davis Enterprise (3/22/26) entitled “Village Farms Contaminant Risks” which purportedly discussed the alleged “risks” of environmental harm due to concentrations of a class of chemicals found in the groundwater beneath the Old Davis Landfill. These chemicals, known as PFASs, are likely found in the groundwater as a result of seepage from the long-since closed Old Davis Landfill.
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