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Naturally Confusing Consumers: Implied Federal Preemption of State Claims Regarding False and Misleading Food Product Labels
Document Type
Blog Post
Publication Date
3-29-2012
Repository Citation
DeVeau, Taryn, "Naturally Confusing Consumers: Implied Federal Preemption of State Claims Regarding False and Misleading Food Product Labels" (2012). KJEANRL Blog. 115.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/law_kjeanrlblog/115
Naturally Confusing Consumers_ Implied Federal Preemption of State Claims Regarding False and Misleading Food Product Labels — Kentucky Journal of Equine, Agriculture, & Natural Resources Law.pdf (202 kB)
Naturally Confusing Consumers: Implied Federal Preemption of State Claims Regarding False and Misleading Food Product Labels
Naturally Confusing Consumers: Implied Federal Preemption of State Claims Regarding False and Misleading Food Product Labels
Notes/Citation Information
Taryn DeVeau, Naturally Confusing Consumers: Implied Federal Preemption of State Claims Regarding False and Misleading Food Product Labels, The KJEANRL Blog (March 29, 2012), https://perma.cc/8CEY-N8H9.