Doggie Fountain of Youth?

Will feeding Fido Purina really extend his life? Better check the facts first.

These Companies Should Get Coal in their Holiday Stockings

Some notable companies facing deceptive advertising claims.

Wise Company’s Long-Term and Emergency Food Kits

Allegations: Misleadingly marketing long-term and emergency food kits

Seeking the Truth in Food Labels

When cruising down the aisle of your favorite local supermarket, you may depend greatly on the packaging and labeling when deciding what food and beverage items or brands to buy. …

CATrends: Hidden Food Delivery Fees

Be wary of claims of free or low-cost delivery.

Pacific Foods of Oregon

Eat a Brownie and Relax?

What you need to know about melatonin-laced foods.

Nutrish Super Premium Food for Dogs

Rachael Ray™ Nutrish® Dog Food

Purina’s Beneful Dog Food Products

Nectar Petit

Allegations: False “No Preservatives” claims

Ad or Not? Peter Farrelly’s Oscars Shoutout to Shinola Watches

“They’re saving Detroit,” said the Oscar-winning director in an acceptance speech last night.

Texas Pete Hot Sauces

Allegations: Misleadingly marketing sauces as if they are from Texas when they are manufactured in North Carolina

Parent’s Choice Baby Petroleum Jelly Skin Protectant

Allegations: Falsely marketing products as hypoallergenic

Rover Pet Care Services

Allegations: Failing to adequately disclose that an 11 percent service fee will be added to advertised prices

Petit Beverages

Allegations: Falsely marketing that products contain no preservatives

TINA.org Takes Aim at Willagirl’s ‘No Junk’ Claim

Lists of ingredients tell the real story.

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