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California Federal Court Again Dismissed Claims that Beverage Bottles’ “100% Recycling” Labeling Was Deceptive

Lawsuit alleging that Coca-Cola's advertising, marketing, and sale of water in plastic bottles labeled as "100% recyclable" constitutes unlawful, unfair, and deceptive business practices.

Swartz v. Coca-Cola Co.

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California Federal Court Dismissed Claims that “100% Recyclable” Labels for Single-Use Bottles Were Misleading

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California Federal Court Again Dismissed Claims that Beverage Bottles’ “100% Recycling” Labeling Was Deceptive

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