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Lawsuit claims protein deception

SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) Nature's Path faces a lawsuit alleging it misrepresents the amount of protein in its products.

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Class action: Colgate-Palmolive falsely labels toothpaste tubes as recyclable

SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) Colgate-Palmolive is facing a class action over its alleged false labeling that its toothpaste tubes are recyclable.

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California consumer alleges Christian Dior makeup fraudulently labeled

SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) A California woman claims Dior Forever Foundations with SPF are fraudulently labeled as 24-hour protection.

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Lawsuit alleges Crocs shrink several sizes after water, heat exposure

SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) Consumers are alleging in a class action lawsuit that Crocs shoes shrink and become unwearable after being exposed to ordinary heat or water.

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California woman alleges wipes are fraudulently marketed as 100% biodegradable

SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) A California woman alleges in a class action lawsuit that Water Wipes "100% biodegradable" wipes are fraudulently marketed to lead consumers to believe the product will completely break down after disposal in landfills.

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