US: Aurora to fight class action suits
By: just-food.com | 17 October 2007
Aurora Organic Dairy, the own-label organic dairy supplier, has said it will "defend itself vigorously" against fraud claims brought in class action suits recently filed in St Louis and Denver, alleging it defrauded consumers by selling milk that is not organic.
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Aurora Organic Dairy, the own-label organic dairy supplier, has said it will "defend itself vigorously" against fraud claims brought in class action suits recently filed in St Louis and Denver, alleging it defrauded consumers by selling milk that is not organic.
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