Tag: Consumer Safety
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Burien Business Accused of Being a Fence for Thousands of Stolen Goods
The U.S. Attorney’s Office Western District of Washington has filed a complaint detailing the seizure of around 74,000 suspected stolen goods from a now-closed Burien storefront, an adjacent warehouse, and a home in Federal Way. According to the complaint, investigators conducted undercover operations, including controlled sales of products represented as stolen, at the storefront multiple…
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Panera Bread Removes Charged Lemonade from Menu After Lawsuits
Panera Bread, headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, has made a significant menu adjustment following a series of lawsuits alleging that their ‘Charged Lemonade’ beverage led to fatal outcomes for some consumers. The move comes after mounting pressure from affected families and legal actions against the restaurant chain. In an official statement obtained by Action News Jax,…
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Georgia Governor Signs Bill Regulating Kratom
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has signed into law a bill that introduces new regulations on the production and sale of products containing kratom, a plant-based supplement. The legislation, effective from the start of 2025, imposes several restrictions aimed at enhancing consumer safety and oversight in the kratom industry. Key Provisions of the Law Age Restriction…
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Harris County Man Charged in $150,000 Counterfeit Scheme
In a recent development in Harris County, Texas, authorities have uncovered a significant counterfeit operation, leading to charges against Zeeshan Ali. The alleged scheme involved the distribution of counterfeit goods, with a reported value exceeding $150,000. Ali is facing trademark counterfeiting charges related to the sale of counterfeit BIC lighters and Trojan condoms. The Alleged…