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· 11/9/2016

in the Interest of M.M., a Child

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  • holding that states have traditionally occupied the field of consumer protection
  • holding that states have traditionally occupied the field of consumer protection
  • holding that states have traditionally occupied the field of consumer protection
  • holding that states have traditionally occupied the field of consumer protection
  • noting that 21 C.F.R. § 101.9(c)(7) “allow[s] nitrogen to be used on the [NFP] as a proxy for protein content”
  • reversing dismissal of state-law claim that seller’s label made false claim about source of protein in supplement where federal stand- ards were silent about source of protein

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