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Recent Coalition Complaints

Below are examples of the growing number of complaints being filed by concerned consumer organizations and government regulators protesting abuses by companies who use false or misleading labels and associated deceptive marketing practices. These practices harm all consumers and damage the reputation of responsible businesses tainted by those few who seek a competitive edge by making false or misleading claims.

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BiLo Consumer Complaint
June 11, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Charlotte, North Carolina market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Bi-Lo retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Food Lion Consumer Complaint
June 11, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Charlotte, North Carolina market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Food Lion retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Harris Teeter Consumer Complaint
June 11, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Charlotte, North Carolina market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Harris Teeter retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Home Economist Consumer Complaint
June 11, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Charlotte, North Carolina market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Home Economist Market retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

North Carolina Department of Agriculture Consumer Complaint
June 11, 2007

We are writing to seek your assistance and to notify your office regarding the growing use of misleading labeling and marketing practices by certain dairy packagers selling milk in North Carolina. The Center for Global Food Issues is part of a coalition which has conducted research into the labeling, advertising and other marketing practices of various dairy packagers selling products for more than 5 years. We have recently completed in-store reviews of multiple outlets for five major retail grocery chains in the Charlotte, North Carolina market.

Wal-Mart Consumer Complaint
June 11, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Charlotte, North Carolina market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Wal-Mart Supercenter retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Byerlys Consumer Complaint
May 24, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Minneapolis, Minnesota market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Lunds Market and Byerly’s retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Costco Foods Consumer Complaint
May 24, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Minneapolis, Minnesota market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Costco retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Cub Foods Consumer Complaint
May 24, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Minneapolis, Minnesota market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Cub Foods retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Minnesota Department of Agriculture Consumer Complaint
May 24, 2007

We are writing to seek your assistance and to notify your office regarding the growing use of misleading labeling and marketing practices by certain dairy packagers selling milk in Minnesota. The Center for Global Food Issues is part of a coalition which has conducted research into the labeling, advertising and other marketing practices of various dairy packagers selling products for more than 5 years. We have recently completed in-store reviews of multiple outlets for eight major retail grocery chains in the Minneapolis, Minnesota market.

Rainbow Foods Consumer Complaint
May 24, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Minneapolis, Minnesota market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Rainbow Foods retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Super Fresh Food Market Consumer Complaint
May 24, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Super Fresh Food Market retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Target Corporation Consumer Complaint
May 24, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Minneapolis, Minnesota market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Super Target retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Trader Joes Consumer Complaint Regarding Minnesota market
May 24, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Minneapolis, Minnesota market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Trader Joe’s retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Whole Foods Market Consumer Complaint Regarding Minnesota market
May 24, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Minneapolis, Minnesota market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Whole Foods Market retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Consumer Complaint
May 08, 2007

We are writing to seek your assistance and to notify your office regarding the growing use of misleading labeling and marketing practices by certain dairy packagers selling milk in Pennsylvania. The Center for Global Food Issues is part of a coalition which has conducted research into the labeling, advertising and other marketing practices of various dairy packagers selling products for more than 5 years. We have recently completed in-store reviews of multiple outlets for ten retail grocery chains in Philadelphia and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania markets.

Acme Markets Consumer Complaint
May 07, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Acme Markets retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Karns Quality Foods Consumer Complaint
May 07, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Karns Quality Foods retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Path Mark Consumer Complaint
May 07, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Path Mark retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

ShopRite Consumer Complaint
May 07, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in ShopRite Markets retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Trader Joes Consumer Complaint Regarding Pennsylvania market
May 07, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Trader Joe’s retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Weis Markets Consumer Complaint
May 07, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Weis Markets retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Whole Foods Market Consumer Complaint Regarding Pennsylvania market
May 07, 2007

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in retail outlets in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania market. We are asking that you address these marketing issues specifically found in Whole Foods Markets retail stores. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers, and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Complaint to U.S. Food & Drug Administration Details Misleading Milk Labels
June 25, 2006

A recent complaint filed with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration provides detailed examples of the false and misleading nature of four nationally known brands of milk and dozens of other examples of milk label, advertising and web site claims which violate federal and state guidelines and regulations for the labeling and marketing of dairy products. Included among the dairies are Berkeley Farms, Clover Stornetta, Elmhurst and Pride of Main Street.

D'Agostino Supermarkets, Inc. Consumer Complaint
August 26, 2005

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in D'Agostino retail outlets in the Northeast. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

The Food Emporium Consumer Complaint
August 26, 2005

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in Food Emporium retail outlets in the Northeast. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Key Food Stores Cooperative Consumer Complaint
August 26, 2005

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in Key Food retail outlets in the Northeast. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

The Stop & Shop Supermarket Company Consumer Complaint
August 26, 2005

We are writing to bring to your attention serious consumer concerns regarding false and misleading dairy marketing and related practices found in Stop & Shop retail outlets in the Northeast. In addition to harming consumers, dairy producers and dairy processors, these concerns involve activities which potentially violate state and federal laws.

Connecticut Department of Agriculture Consumer Complaint
August 25, 2005

We are writing to seek your assistance and to notify your office regarding the growing use of misleading labeling and marketing practices by certain dairy processors operating in Connecticut. The Center for Global Food Issues is part of a coalition which has conducted research into the labeling, advertising and other marketing practices of various dairy packagers selling products for more than 4 years.

Washington State Department of Agriculture Investigating Vitamilk Dairy Labeling
June 11, 2005

The Washington State Department of Agriculture's (WSDA) Food Safety Program is investigating concerns about a Vitamilk product label and advertising campaign. The program has been reviewing the new label and is concerned about labeling claims, such as no antibiotics, no added hormones, free-farmed, etc., that may be misleading to the consuming public.

Citizens for the Integrity of Science updated Consumer Complaint
August 13, 2004

I am writing to update our group of consumer, agriculture and sound science coalition complaint to the Washington State Department of Agriculture dated May 16, 2002 (attached) to express our continuing concerns regarding the growing and apparently unchecked use of false and misleading labeling and marketing practices by certain dairy processors operating in Washington State.

Wilcox Family Farms Consumer Complaint
November 20, 2003

The Washington State Department of Agriculture's (WSDA) Food Safety Program has reviewed a new dairy product label being used by your company. The program is concerned that labeling claims such às no antibiotics, all natural, cows "raised and fed in a natural and healthy environment", etc, may be misleading to the consuming public.

D'Agostinos Supermarkets Consumer Complaint
November 11, 2003

Enclosed please find our letter of introduction and materials that we are distributing to supermarkets throughout the New York/New Jersey area. We wanted to let you know that members of our coalition have been visiting D'Agostino's and King's supermarket stores over the past week to review the labels of products in your stores' dairy cases.

Food and Drug Administration Consumer Complaint
October 24, 2003

We need your help, urgently. We are dairy producers in California. We care deeply about the animals that allow us to make a living. We also care about making sure the milk that we - and thousands of other dairy producers in the United States - produce is safe and healthy.

University of Wisconsin Research Shows Misleading Labels Harm Farmers
September 30, 2003

Unscrupulous milk marketers using misleading production-based claims increase milk costs by $1.50 to $3.00 per gallon for consumer and causing milk prices to fall for family dairy farmers already being squeezed by record low milk prices.

Boston Globe: Milk Fear Campaigns in New England
September 28, 2003

The Globe reports that false and misleading hormone-free milk labels are proliferating in Northern New England and that they appear to be part of a very effective marketing campaign based more on fear than facts.

FDA Announcement
September 12, 2003

Based on a series of longstanding complaints by members of our Stop Labeling Lies coalition of concerned consumers and non-profit agriculture, sound science and public policy groups the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has taken the first steps in addressing false and misleading labeling. FDA has issued warning letters to dairies engaged in false marketing claims and has indicated that they will soon address the broader area of misleading claims.

Ahava Food Corp’s response to CGFI Complaint
May 21, 2003

I am in receipt of your letter and appreciate your concerns. Of course we are sensitive to the need of assuring consumers that our advertising is both "truthful and not misleading." Accordingly, I have advised our Marketing Department to avoid any advertising or labeling that claims "rbST is a 'chemical steroid' or 'milk additive'."

FDA's response to Dairy Farmers of America
May 15, 2003

This acknowledges receipt of your March 18, 200Ç letter to Dr. Lester M. Crawford, regarding the labeling of milk and dairy products labeled as being free of recombinant bovine somatotropin (rBST) or hormone free. Your letter was forwarded to the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA's), Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition (CFSAN) for a response.

Ahava Dairy Products Consumer Complaint
May 02, 2003

Enclosed please find our letter of introduction and materials that we and a coalition of concerned consumers are distributing to supermarkets throughout the New York/New Jersey area. We wanted to let you know that members of our consumer coalition have recently examined Ahava milk labels and associated marketing materials. These materials include language and claims that raise several concerns.

CGFI's response to California Department of Food and Agriculture Round Three
April 29, 2003

To: John Dyer, Senior Staff Counsel California My earlier letter to your department clearly states that we have not received a reply to our public records act request. As your office had declined to act on the various complaints filed, we have clearly and reasonably requested to view the records associated with all the outstanding complaints, results of investigations if any took place, records of related meetings, materials upon which lack of enforcement decisions were made, etc.

CGFI's response to California Department of Food and Agriculture Round Two
April 04, 2003

My apologies for directing this letter specifically to your attention; however, I was specifically instructed to do so by a member of your staff William Bordessa following a meeting with Mr. Bordessa, William Macey and two other staffers with the dairy control board of the California Department of Food and Agriculture on February 6, 2003.

FIANY's response to Food & Drug Administration
March 20, 2003

RE: Milk & Milk Product Labeling Practices. The Food Industry Alliance (FIA) of New York State is a statewide trade association in New York representing the full spectrum of the grocery industry. FIA's members include large interstate, multi-unit chain stores, independent supermarkets, convenience stores, and small neighborhood grocers as well as distributors, wholesalers and cooperatives - in total over 21,000 food stores.

University of Maine Research Show Harm of Misleading Labels
March 01, 2003

Maine researchers reveal that negative perceptions are being created by some groups regarding productivity supplements is harming farmers and confusing consumers. The researchers add that it “is unfortunate and the marketing of "pure Maine milk" or of "milk without artificial hormones" further supports this ignorance. Some processors will pay a premium to producers who pledge not to use bST, but these incentives are only one half to one fifth of the benefit that producers could obtain by using bST...."

CA Department of Food and Agriculture's respose to CGFI Complaint
February 27, 2003

Re: rBST claims in labeling and advertising. Òhank you for taking time to talk to me February 10. I looked at the issue you raised and discussed it with program. They are taking stops to tighten up their enforcement procedures. I will share these steps with you as they become a. little more developed.

FDA's response to Citizens for the Integrity of Science
January 28, 2003

This acknowledges receipt of your June 25, 2002 and September 6, 2002 letters regarding the labeling and advertising of milk and other dairy products claiming to be free of hormones, antibiotics or pesticides. "We appreciate the documents and comments provided in your letter. Such information is often helpful in our enforcement of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic.

"Hormone Free" Advertising Claims Could be Banned
January 27, 2003

Claims that advertise "hormone free"dairy products could be banned if the Food and Drug Administration gets serious about enforcing long-standing laws and regulations that prohibit false or misleading label and marketing claims.

Animal Health and Food Safety Services' response to CGFI Complaint
December 20, 2002

Re: Marketing Practices Allow me to introduce myself. I am Bill Bordessa, and I recently was pointed as the Department's Chief of the Milk and Dairy Roods Control Branch (MDFC). In this capacity, your letter date October 16, 2002, addressed to the Division of Marketing Services was forwarded to me for review. Your letter describes dairy marketing issues occurring in California that, after reviewing California law and U.S. Rood and Drug Administration guidelines, present a situation that may be characterized as problematic.

Misleading Labeling and Marketing Practices by Certain Washington State Dairy
December 06, 2002

To: Washington State Department of Agriculture From: The American Council on Science and Health, Citizens for the Integrity of Science, National Center for Public Policy Research, Consumer Alert, Center for Global Food Issues and the Competitive Enterprise Institute We write in regard to Massachusetts Department of Food and Agriculture Commissioner Douglas Gillespie’s letter dated November 25, 2002 and to express our concerns regarding the growing use of misleading labeling and marketing practices by certain dairy processors operating in Massachusetts.

Crowley Foods Consumer Complaint
December 05, 2002

Through conversations with supermarket executives in Massachusetts we have heard that one of your dairy processing plants located in New England may be planning an imminent change in current production method requirements of supplying dairies. We wanted to alert you to our efforts on behalf of consumers and farmers regarding truth in labeling and non-misleading marketing, particularly in the dairy industry and other information which may be useful and instructive to your decision making in this regard.

Massachusetts Department of Public Health Consumer Complaint
December 05, 2002

We write in regard to Massachusetts Department of Food and Agriculture Commissioner Douglas Gillespie's letter dated November 25, 2002 and to express our concerns regarding the growing use of misleading labeling and marketing practices by certain dairy processors operating in Massachusetts. These practices violate federal and state law, U.S. Food and Drug Administration guidelines and Massachusetts State regulations regarding the labeling, advertising and marketing of foods.

CGFI's response to Demoulas Supermarkets
December 03, 2002

I am writing with regard to our telephone conversation on November 26, 2002.I enjoyed our conversation and admire your frankness and candor. However, I regret to say that we are disappointed with your response to our concerns about false and misleading marketing practices in the dairy industry and troubled by your stated intention to begin to label your store-brand milk with production-related claims.

Washington State Department of Agriculture's response to CGFI request
November 07, 2002

Re: Request for Public Records dated October 17, 2002. This is in response to your request for public records originally received by the Department via fax on October 31 , 2002, and subsequently again via US mail

CGFI's response to New Jersey Department of Health and Seniors
October 17, 2002

Re: Information and records request under the Open Public Records Act. I am writing as a co-signer to a letter dated January 11, 2002 (attached) and subsequent correspondence sent to your agency requesting an investigation and appropriate action to ensure compliance with both federal and state laws and regulations regarding evidence provided of false and misleading dairy labeling and marketing practices in New Jersey.

CGFI's response to New York State Department of Agriculture & Markets
October 17, 2002

Re: Request for review of reply and information and records request under the New York Freedom of Information Law, Article 6 of the Public Officers Law. I am writing as a co-signer to a letter dated January 11, 2002 (attached) and subsequent correspondence sent to your agency requesting an investigation and appropriate action to ensure compliance with both federal and state laws and regulations regarding evidence provided of false and misleading dairy labeling and marketing practices in New York.

CGFI's response to Washington State Department of Agriculture
October 17, 2002

Re: Information and records request under the Public Records Act (Chapter 42.17 RCW). I am writing as a co-signer to a letter dated May 16, 2002 (attached) sent to your agency requesting an investigation and appropriate action to ensure compliance with both federal and state laws and regulations regarding evidence provided of false and misleading dairy labeling and marketing practices in Washington State.

CGFI's response to California Department of Food and Agriculture
October 16, 2002

RE: California Public Records Act request regarding investigation and enforcement materials associated with false and misleading marketing practices in the California dairy industry detailed in numerous complaint letters.

Citizens for the Integrity of Science Letter to the FDA Regarding Misleading Dairy Labels
September 06, 2002

Since the time of my last letter, the problem of false and misleading labeling, marketing and advertising of dairy products has continued to grow and worsen. New findings reveal this problem to extend beyond labels, advertisements and web sites to include claims promoted on in-store displays and even cash register receipts for dairy products which include language determined by the FDA to be false and misleading.

Animal Health Institute's response to Food & Drug Administration
September 05, 2002

The Animal Health Institute (AHI) is the national trade association representing manufacturers of animal health products — the pharmaceuticals, vaccines and feed additiv&!used in modern food production, and the medicines that keep livestock and pets healthy. Our member companies produce the vast majority of all such products sold in the United States, as well as serving a significant segment of the world market.

Ben & Jerry’s Fudging The Truth, Says CSPI
July 30, 2002

Ben & Jerry’s misleads customers by falsely claiming that some of its ice cream and frozen yogurt products are “All Natural,” when they contain artificial flavors, hydrogenated oils, or other factory-made substances, according to a complaint filed today by the nonprofit Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI).

Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition Consumer Complaint
June 25, 2002

The American Council on Science and Health, Citizens for the Integrity of Science, Consumer Alert, National Center for Public Policy Research, Competitive Enterprise Institute and the Hudson Institute have collected research and presented related concerns to numerous state authorities regarding false and misleading labeling and marketing practices in the dairy industry.

Citizens for the Integrity of Science letter to the Washington State Federal Trade Commission Regarding Misleading Dairy Labels
June 17, 2002

To: Washington State Federal Trade Commission From: Citizens for the Integrity of Science As president of Citizens for the Integrity of Science, I wanted to bring to your attention the growing use of misleading labeling and marketing practices by certain dairy processors operating in Washington State.

Washington State dairy label-concern-related correspondence
June 17, 2002

American Council on Science and Health, et al, coalition letter to William Brookreson, Washington Stated Department of Agriculture, Citizens for the Integrity of Science letter to Charles Harwood, Northwest Region Federal Trade Commission.

Vitamilk Dairy Consumer Complaint
June 11, 2002

The Washington State Department of Agriculture's (WSDA) Food Safety Program is investigating concerns about a new dairy product label and advertising campaign being used by your company. The program has been reviewing the new label and is concerned about labeling claims, such as no antibiotics, no added hormones, free-fanned, etc., that may be misleading to the consuming public.

New Jersey dairy label-concern-related correspondence
May 30, 2002

Animal Health Institute letter to George DiFerdinando, New Jersey Department of Health & Senior Services, New Jersey Department of Health & Senior Services letter to Kent McClure, Animal Health Institute, American Council on Science and Health, et al, coalition letter to George DiFerdinando, New Jersey Department of Health & Senior Services, New Jersey Department of Health & Senior Services letter to Steven Milloy, Citizens for the Integrity of Science, et al, coalition, American Council on Science and Health, et al, coalition follow-up letter to James Blumenstock, Public Health Protection and Prevention Programs, New Jersey Department of Health and Seniors, Food and Milk Program, New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services letter to Steven Milloy, Citizens for the Integrity of Science, et al, coalition.

Dairy Processors Falsely Promoting Products as Healthier, More Nutritious and Safer than Other Products
May 16, 2002