Sentence examples for fraudulently labeled from inspiring English sources

Canadian officials have seized fentanyl packages fraudulently labeled as containing zero grams of the deadly synthetic opioid.

Sadly, as with olive oil (as described in a hair-raising 2007 New Yorker article), much of what's sold is fraudulently labeled.

He contends that the deal was fraudulently labeled a merger when it was actually envisioned as a takeover from the start by Mr. Schrempp, Daimler-Benz's chief executive, and the rest of his management team.

He sued DaimlerChrysler, asserting that the German company Daimler-Benz and the American company Chrysler fraudulently labeled their 1998 deal a merger when it was actually envisioned as a takeover -- giving him no takeover premium as a Chrysler shareholder.

So is smuggling: on July 21, U.S. Caviar, a Maryland importer, pleaded guilty to federal charges that it had imported tons of illegally harvested and fraudulently labeled sturgeon roe from the Caspian Sea.

The federal investigation revealed, according to the complaint, that from April 2010 to August 2012 Mr. Prokopi and unnamed others conspired "to smuggle and clandestinely introduce" the bones through fraudulently labeled shipments and sell them.

With this in mind on January 31st a federal district judge in Minnesota dismissed a lawsuit contending that Hebrew National, a big American meat-products brand, fraudulently labelled its hot dogs "100% kosher".

It emerged during Fasen's trial in Holland that he had supplied French companies with horsemeat imported from South America and Mexico fraudulently labelled as Dutch and German "beef" going back to 2007.

There is nothing illegal about the practice unless the products are repackaged and labeled fraudulently as Corsican-raised and artisanally made.

In 2011, Britain's leading medical journal openly criticized Wakefield's findings and labeled the data he put forward in his study "deliberately fraudulent," further stating that Wakefield "fraudulently fabricated data" and that he "willingly" changed the data concerning the children profiled in the study.

He said: It is evident that somewhere down the line, someone... has fraudulently or perhaps negligently labelled a product in a deceptive way.