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Product Labeling

132 published works

  1. Food Liability Law

    Denial of Insurance for Consumer Fraud/Lanham Act Claims: Blaming the Product, Not the Advertising?

    By Kenneth Odza

    UPDATE: For those interested in reviewing the Axis policy discussed in the motion, it can be linked here.  I'm often asked in my practice about the availability of insurance coverage for…

  2. Food Liability Law

    Court Cuts Back Claims In Great Pomegranate Dispute

    By Tyler Anderson

    By Guest Blogger Jay Eckhardt In a dispute over product labeling and marketing, the Coca-Cola Company avoids liability as a result of its careful compliance with FDA rules.  (Also, see Rick's post from last week, regarding…

  3. Health Industry Washington Watch

    FDA Meeting on the Development of Drug/Biological Names, Labels and Packaging.

    By Debra A. McCurdy

    This post was written by Paul Sheives. FDA will hold a public meeting entitled“Developing Guidance on Naming, Labeling, and Packaging Practices to Reduce Medication Errors” on June 24-25, 2010 in…

  4. Food Liability Law

    Cleaning Up the Docket – Northern District of California Dismisses Lanham Act Claim Alleging Mislabeling of Personal Care Products

    By Tyler Anderson

    As we have blogged about, litigation regarding product labeling has been a hot topic within the food and beverage industry. A recent decision from the Northern District of California could…

  5. Food Liability Law

    The Wall Street Journal on “Bagel-Related Injuries”

    By Richard Goldfarb

    Where I grew up, there was a bagel bakery, or "bagel factory" as we called them, in every strip mall.  One of them was owned by the husband of my high…

  6. Food Liability Law

    Take-Aways from November 3 Webinar: Making Good Marketing Claims: Product Labeling Pitfalls, Third-Party Certification and “Green Washing”

    By Kenneth Odza

    Tuesday, November 3, we held our second webinar in a three-part series on bringing sustainable food products to market. Thanks again to our presenters and attendees. The recorded webcast was…

  7. Technology Law Source

    New Registry and Label

    By Porter Wright

    Nanosafe, Inc. has recently announced the launch of its new website, the Nanotech Register™ and its new product labeling system, Nanosafe Tested™.  The Register is itself the location of all of…

  8. TortsProf Blog

    That’s Rather More Warnings Than I’m Used to Seeing on Soda Bottles

    By Christopher Robinette

    My daughter went out for sushi the other night with a friend's family (at age 9, she's more adventurous, food-wise, than I was by 25).  She came home with a…

  9. The Trademark Blog

    Food, Drug and Shirt Administration?

    By Marty Schwimmer

    NY Times: "'Seaweed' Clothing Has None, Tests Show": "One of [Lululemon's] lines is called VitaSea, and the company says it is made with seaweed. The fabric, according to product tags,…

  10. The Trademark Blog

    “Foreign B-Ball Manufacturer Not Liable For Failure To Mark Origin”

    By Marty Schwimmer

    43(B)log: "Globetrotting: Foreign B-Ball Manufacturer Not Liable For Failure To Mark Origin": "Molten advertised its “Dual Cushion Technology” as its own innovation, and it was featured as a proprietary design…