Hand sanitizer is one of the latest products to follow a familiar arc: from boom to bust to litigation. Once the ubiquitous clear gels were shown to be of limited use in fighting the airborne COVID-19 pandemic, many distributors were left holding excess supply — and some manufacturers were accused of selling tainted products.
A case in federal court in Sacramento involves the first situation. Best Sanitizers “is a premier manufacturer of in...
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