August 2019: The Zarinebaf case was stayed pending the resolution of the Reitman case or until March 2020.
March-October 2018: Several class-action lawsuits were filed against Champion Petfoods for allegedly marketing the Orijen and Acana brands of dog foods as being “Biologically Appropriate” and containing fresh, high-quality ingredients that are fit for human consumption when, according the complaint, the dog foods contain excessive quantities of heavy metals – including arsenic, lead, and mercury – that are toxic to dogs. Click on the links below to read some of the complaints.
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