Litigation
Aug. 6, 2013
Food companies win rare toxics warning law case
An Alameda County judge has sided with the food industry in a closely-watched case in which the makers of products such as baby foods and fruit juice fought claims their products contain hazardous levels of lead.
By Fiona Smith
Daily Journal Staff Writer
An Alameda County judge has sided with the food industry in a closely-watched case in which the makers of products such as baby foods and fruit juice fought claims their products contain hazardous levels of lead. In a decision made final on Wednesday, Superior Court Judge Steven A. Brick rejected claims by the Oakland-based nonprofit Environmental Law Foundation that corporations including Beech-Nut Nutrition Corp. and Del Monte Corp...
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