A federal judge in Atlanta has ordered a Norcross firm that sells dietary supplements to pay a whopping $40 million in sanctions for violating a six-year-old order barring the company from making deceptive claims about the products' effectiveness.
May 30, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge in Atlanta has ordered a Norcross firm that sells dietary supplements to pay a whopping $40 million in sanctions for violating a six-year-old order barring the company from making deceptive claims about the products’ effectiveness.
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