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Garrison et al v. Whole Foods Market, Inc.
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3:13-cv-05222
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March 29, 2016
Whole Foods Can't Escape 'All Natural' Labeling Suit
A California federal judge on Tuesday kept alive consumers' putative action over some of Whole Foods' "all natural" food labels, but trimmed state Consumer Legal Remedies Act and breach of contract claims from the suit and noted that the lead plaintiffs' deposition testimony wasn't particularly convincing.
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July 03, 2014
Nationwide Whole Foods Class OK For Now In 'All-Natural' Suit
A California federal judge is keeping alive nationwide common-law class claims in a food-labeling suit against grocery chain Whole Foods, saying it's premature to shoot them down at this stage.
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June 02, 2014
Whole Foods 'All Natural' Labeling Suit Gets Green Light
A California federal judge on Monday rejected virtually all of Whole Foods Market Inc.'s challenges to a proposed class action alleging it misleadingly labels baked goods that contain synthetic ingredients as "all natural," permitting consumer plaintiffs to sue over products they did not buy.
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November 12, 2013
Whole Foods Facing Consumer Suit Over 'All Natural' Snacks
Whole Foods Market Inc. was hit Friday in California federal court with a proposed class action accusing it of falsely advertising baked goods such as banana muffins, chocolate chip cookies and apple pie as being "all natural," even though they contain synthetic chemical ingredients.