Plaintiff’s seeking $5 million in damages from a pasta manufacturer they say misleads consumers into believing its products are produced in Italy are moving forward with their case even after a federal judge threw out part of their case.
“Barilla misrepresents the provenance of its products, and plaintiffs look forward to proving that consumers paid an unwarranted premium as a result of their false origin,” plaintiff’s attorney Ryan J. Cla...
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