Sentence examples for misleading labeling from inspiring English sources

At the least, the department must end misleading labeling practices.

This exacerbates the tension between the First Amendment's free speech guarantee and FDA's mandate, and raises the question of how courts should scrutinize FDA's ability to seize or enjoin the sale of misleading labeling.

Trace and Trust comes at a moment when the seafood industry is under attack because of misleading labeling as well as the freshness and sustainability of what it sells.

This might well provoke accusations of misleading labeling at best and treachery to the subject's historical mission at worst ("Philosophers used to be concerned with how to live and now all you do is measure objects in motion!").

In June, the prospect of misleading labeling moved Richard Olsen-Harbich, the winemaker at Raphael, a $6 million winery that plans to open soon in Peconic, and Karen Meredith, owner of Broadfields, a new vineyard in Southold, to request the new A.V.A.

The POM case is just one example of a slew of recent confrontations companies have had with regulators, customers and advocacy groups for false advertising and misleading labeling.

In an era of "greenwashing" and misleading labels, Certified B Corporations and Benefit Corporations help consumers identify trustworthy companies.

The prosecutors accused Mr. Chhabra and several others of laundering money and selling diet drugs and Viagra with misleading labels.

Prokopi responded that he had instructed an associate in China to undervalue one shipment, and had imported fossils with "vague" and "misleading" labels.

European consumers know that a Napa Valley wine is a wine of distinction and do not wish to be fooled by misleading labels.

The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday released 17 warning letters to food manufacturers, making good on a vow to crack down on misleading labels on food packages.