Ultra-Processed Food Litigation: When Exposure Specificity Outpaces Scientific Resolution

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The first prominent ultra-processed food (UPF) personal injury case was dismissed after the court found that a lengthy complaint said comparatively little about the plaintiff’s own exposure. The complaint did not adequately identify which products the plaintiff ate, how much and how often, or when relative to diagnosis….
By: Womble Bond Dickinson
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