Sentence examples for improper labelling from inspiring English sources

Anne said the scandal was about improper labelling, not the use of horse products per se.

An initial official ruling seemed to clear Da Vinci, but in December the Shanghai authorities slapped fines on the firm for alleged misdeeds including improper labelling.

Stewart, Palmer, and Bloch were charged with felony counts of conspiracy; Stewart and Palmer were charged with an additional two felonies, for running an unlicensed milk plant and processing milk products without pasteurization, and with various misdemeanors, including counts of poor sanitation and improper labelling.

Further compounding this issue is a lack of standardization and incomplete regulation of herbal remedies, contamination with pesticides [ 13], microorganisms or heavy metals, adulteration, improper labelling and incorrect dosing [ 16, 17].

The charges allege illegal blending and improper labeling.

Dr. Don Catlin, who operates the Olympic drug-testing lab at U.C.L.A., cautioned that athletes who take supplements risk testing positive for some banned substance because of improper labeling.

"While at this time alternative protein sources are not a direct threat to the beef industry, we do see improper labeling of these products as misleading," said Lia Biondo, the association's policy and outreach director, in a statement.

Each of these models had one recall for improper labels within the vehicle (comparatively minor recalls), but each also had three recalls for manufacturing problems that could have caused accidents and injuries.

Expanded use of mercury fungicides and improper labeling paved the way for a series of food poisoning incidents during famines in several countries, where treated seed grain was mistakenly used for bread making.

Other possible explanations for the persons with fever and hemorrhage who had no laboratory evidence of RVFV infection include an overly sensitive case definition; improper collection, labeling, handling, and transport of samples; other pathogens or toxins; and complications of malnutrition.

In April, the Alabama Department of Environmental Management, accused by many environmentalists of often rubber-stamping permits for polluting industries and government agencies, found that the Anniston depot had violated its permit through improper storage and labeling of hazardous waste containers.