- 1906 (FMIA) is an
American law that
makes it
illegal to
adulterate or
misbrand meat and meat
products being sold as food, and
ensures that meat and meat...
- 3505.
Misbranding of
Violetta kits. U. S. v. 21 Kits, etc. (F. D. C. No. 30942.
Sample No. 25412-L.),
Condemnation plus destruction. 2807.
Misbranding of...
- 1883, the
Division began conducting research into the
adulteration and
misbranding of food and
drugs on the
American market. Wiley's
advocacy came at a...
- the Food Drug and
Cosmetics Act;
prosecution is
possible under its "
misbranding" clauses,
prohibiting the sale or
distribution of
nitrous oxide for the...
- PMID 8757199. "Alabama Firm
Recalls Beef
Jerky Products Due to
Misbranding and
Undeclared Allergen" (Press release). USDA. 12 June 2013. Archived...
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which held that
Purdue was
liable for
wrongful marketing practices and
misbranding.
Since 2007, the
Purdue companies have paid over CAN$650
million in settling...
-
Observer (January 20, 2021). * Ryan McCarthy,
Trump pardons three in beef
misbranding scandal from 90s
Archived January 21, 2021, at the
Wayback Machine, Meat...
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Label Number. The law
prohibits misinformation about the
fiber content,
misbranding, and any
unfair advertising practice, as well as
requires businesses...
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adulteration was not proven, but that
misbranding was. The
trial court's
decision was
appealed and the
finding of
misbranding was reversed. The
appellate court's...
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subsidiary Zydus Lifesciences, was
cited by the US FDA for
deliberately misbranding their flagship product, Saroglitazar—the drug used to
treat diabetic...
