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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. BAYER CORPORATION
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October 02, 2015
FTC's False Ad Claims Against Bayer Baseless, Judge Says
Bayer Corp. did not advertise its Phillips' Colon Health probiotics as a disease-curing drug and had the proper research to substantiate advertised claims regarding its effectiveness, a New Jersey federal judge said in an opinion unsealed Thursday, nixing a complaint brought by the Federal Trade Commission.
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September 25, 2015
Bayer Didn't Violate FTC Supplements Settlement, Judge Rules
Bayer Corp. has not violated a 2007 settlement with the Federal Trade Commission regarding the necessity of proper scientific proof to support advertising claims on dietary supplements, a New Jersey federal judge said Thursday following a bench trial.
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June 08, 2015
FTC, Bayer Duel As Probiotics Promo Trial Nears
The Federal Trade Commission and Bayer Corp. spelled out their battle plans on Friday for a looming trial over allegedly improper promotion of Phillips' Colon Health probiotics, lodging competing briefs in New Jersey federal court with sharply different views of how much scientific support is needed for advertising claims.
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October 06, 2014
Bayer Rips Feds' Contempt Bid In Probiotics Promo Fight
Bayer Corp. is accusing the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission of improperly seeking a contempt declaration in New Jersey federal court related to promotional claims involving probiotics, saying that the agencies are trying to dramatically expand the research obligations of dietary supplements makers.
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September 12, 2014
Bayer Dietary Supplement Ads Violate Court Order, US Says
The federal government said on Friday that it will ask a New Jersey federal court to find Bayer Corp. in contempt of a court order for touting the benefits of its Phillips' Colon Health dietary supplement in ads without scientific evidence to support the claims.