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SMAJLAJ v. CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY
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1:10-cv-01332
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August 10, 2011
Campbell Puts Lid On Soup Label Action
Campbell Soup Co. agreed to change labeling procedures for its low-sodium tomato soups as part of a $1.05 million preliminary settlement Tuesday in New Jersey federal court with a class of consumers accusing the company of misleadingly labeling the products.
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March 25, 2011
Campbell Soup Labeling Claims Not Preempted: Judge
A putative consumer class action claiming that Campbell Soup Co. misleadingly labeled its low-sodium tomato soups in violation of New Jersey consumer protection laws is not preempted by federal law, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.