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AMIN.O Energy Pre-Workout Powders
Case Name (Date)
Hacker et al. v. Glanbia Performance Nutrition d/b/a Optimum Nutrition, Inc.
22-cv-1119, S.D. Cal.
(Aug. 2022)
Product/Service
AMIN.O Energy pre-workout powders
Allegations
False natural claims
Products contain more calories than advertised
Status
Pending
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