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Noelle Major v. Ocean Spray Cranberries
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July 05, 2017
9th Circ. Denies Apple Juice False-Ad Consumers Second Bite
The Ninth Circuit on Wednesday refused to undo a ruling denying certification to consumers who'd alleged they were tricked by the "no sugar added" labeling on Mott's LLP's apple juice, finding the lead buyer couldn't explain why he wanted a liability-only class.
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April 19, 2017
'No Sugar Added' Claims Vex 9th Circ. In Juice Labeling Suits
A Ninth Circuit panel heard arguments Wednesday in separate putative class actions against Mott's and Ocean Spray on claims they promised juice products had "no sugar added," tackling thorny food labeling questions like how buyers can show that a class had a shared understanding of what a label means.