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Blue Buffalo has reached a class action settlement after being sued for false labeling. Testing of their food revealed that by-product meal was used in “a ‘substantial’ and ‘material’ portion of their pet food.”
The FDA said it received 31 reports of DCM involving dogs that were fed the Blue Buffalo brand, which was the sixth highest number of DCM-related deaths among the 16 brands under investigation.
Pet food maker Blue Buffalo has agreed to pay $32 million to settle a group of class action lawsuits filed on behalf of consumers who said the company's products made their pets ill. It's...
First of all, you should find out whether or not Blue Buffalo dog food is actually bad for your dog. If you believe it is, you should read up on the various Blue Buffalo dog food ingredients so that you can find out whether or not they are safe for your dog.
Blue Buffalo Company, Ltd. faces a proposed class action that alleges the marketing and labeling of its Blue Wilderness line of dog food products is deceptive in that it falsely relays that a diet high in carbohydrates is good for dogs.
The $32 million settlement, reached in December by Connecticut-based Blue Buffalo and customers who purchased products between May 7, 2008 and Dec. 18, 2015, will provide customers who...
Blue Buffalo, a leading natural pet food company, claimed that its pet food products were free of poultry byproducts. However, this claim was challenged by rival pet food maker Nestle Purina PetCare Co., and by plaintiffs in 13 separate class action lawsuits.
The Blue Buffalo lawsuit centers on allegations that the company misled consumers about the ingredients in its pet food products. Specifically, the company claimed that its food contained no poultry by-products, corn, wheat, or soy.
A proposed class action lawsuit alleges Blue Buffalo Pet Products, Inc. knowingly makes, markets and sells dog food contaminated with excessive levels of lead.
Blue Buffalo Company Ltd., a natural pet food company, allegedly misled consumers by including a “True Blue Promise” label indicating the products contain no poultry byproduct meals; no corn, wheat or soy; and no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives.