Farm Raised Salmon Cases

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• holding that Sherman Law violations may form the basis of a UCL claim
• noting that consumer protection laws such as the UCL, false advertising law and CLRA, are within the states’ historic police powers and therefore subject to the presumption against preemption
• noting that consumer protection laws such as the UCL, FAL, and CLRA are within the states’ historic police powers and therefore subject to the presumption against preemption
• “Laws regulating the proper marketing of food, including the prevention of deceptive sales practices,” are traditionally a domain of the states
• “Congress 8 clearly stated its intent to allow states to establish their own identical laws . . . .”
• “[A]s state and federal laws impose 24 identical requirements regarding the disclosure of the use of artificial coloring, compliance 25 with one necessarily ensures compliance with the other.”

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