Specialty Italian food purveyor Cucina & Amore Inc. was hit with a proposed class suit alleging it deceptively markets more than a dozen products.
Pesto, artichoke hearts, and other goods are misleadingly labeled “no preservatives” when they contain citric acid or ascorbic acid, Mark Flolo says on behalf of a nationwide class.
The Food and Drug Administration classifies both substances as preservatives, Flolo alleges.
The company’s marketing violates the consumer protection laws of all 50 states, he says in a complaint in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
Cucina & Amore products are sold at national ...
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