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Second class action lawsuit filed against Wild Planet alleging under-filling tuna cans

A consumer in California has sued Wild Planet Foods for allegedly under-filling its cans of tuna, the second lawsuit of its kind

By Undercurrent News | April 8, 2016 17:11 BST
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A consumer in California has sued US-based Wild Planet Foods for allegedly under-filling its cans of tuna, the second lawsuit of its kind, reports Legalnewsline.com. [...]

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