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Ullo

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Ullo

Claims to prevent wine-induced headaches and hangovers lack scientific evidence.

Vemma

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Vemma

TINA.org investigated Vemma Nutrition Company, an Arizona-based multilevel marketing company that sold liquid supplements, energy drinks, and weight management products, and found that it was operating a pyramid scheme that…

Kroger Sparkling Water Beverages

Class Action

Kroger Sparkling Water Beverages

Allegations: Misleadingly advertising that the flavors in waters come from fruits without disclosing that the drinks contain the artificial flavoring ingredient malic acid

Waiakea Volcanic Water

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Waiakea Volcanic Water

“Premium” bottled water actually comes from the tap, according to a Hawaiian water official.

Are All Alcohol Ads Misleading?

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Are All Alcohol Ads Misleading?

I was surprised when I learned that there are no specific rules or regulations governing alcohol advertising on television.  While tobacco products are prohibited from advertising on TV altogether, it’s…

Self-regulation in the Alcohol Industry

Consumer Basics

Self-regulation in the Alcohol Industry

The alcohol industry’s self-regulation efforts have historically focused on three main areas – drunk driving, underage drinking, and problem drinking – and have achieved what many observers say is a…

OWYN Pro Elite High Protein Shakes

Class Action

OWYN Pro Elite High Protein Shakes

Allegations: Misleadingly marketing drinks as containing “zero sugar” and assisting in weight loss without also including a disclaimer that products are not for weight control as is required by federal…

Texas Pete Hot Sauce

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Texas Pete Hot Sauce

Texas Pete is not the first food or drink to have its origin marketing challenged in court.

Brain Juice

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Brain Juice

Think hard when considering this supplement’s cognitive claims.

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