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Government

Jun. 15, 2007

Non-Yogurt Pinkberry Struggles to Please State, Customers

LOS ANGELES - Call it a delicacy. Call it a phenomenon. Just don't call it yogurt. Pinkberry attorneys are working to find an avenue for manufacturing their sour frozen dessert while following state standards, according to e-mail exchanges with officials from the California Department of Food and Agriculture that were obtained by the Daily Journal.

By Alexa Hyland
Daily Journal Staff Writer

      LOS ANGELES - Call it a delicacy. Call it a phenomenon. Just don't call it yogurt.
      Pinkberry attorneys are working to find an avenue for manufacturing their sour frozen dessert while following state standards, according to e-mail exchanges with officials from the California Department of Food and Agriculture that were obtained by the Daily...

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