Litigation
Jan. 14, 2014
High court takes up labeling dispute over fruit drink
The U.S. Supreme Court decided Friday that it would hear a labeling dispute between beverage company POM Wonderful LLC and The Coca-Cola Company over a pomegranate- and blueberry-flavored drink made up of apple and grape juices.
By Alexandra Schwappach
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The U.S. Supreme Court decided Friday that it would hear a labeling dispute between beverage company POM Wonderful LLC and The Coca-Cola Company over a pomegranate- and blueberry-flavored drink made up of apple and grape juices. POM Wonderful sued Coke over the label of a pomegranate blueberry-flavored drink that Coke said was a 100 percent juice product. POM alleges that 99 percent of the juice is either apple or grape fl...
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