> The plaintiffs said they tested the David Protein bars — the suit includes results from an accredited laboratory — and found the bars contain up to 83% more calories and 400% more fat content than what is on the nutrition label. Fudging the numbers by such a degree violates FDA regulations, they said.
> The plaintiffs said they tested the David Protein bars — the suit includes results from an accredited laboratory — and found the bars contain up to 83% more calories and 400% more fat content than what is on the nutrition label. Fudging the numbers by such a degree violates FDA regulations, they said.
Reminds me of the company selling cake batter labeled as protein powder! https://tigerfitness.com/blogs/supplements/this-company-sold...