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Melanie Barber et al v. Nestle USA Inc et al
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December 09, 2015
Nestle Dodges Cat Food Buyers' Slave Labor Suit
A California federal judge on Wednesday nixed a proposed class action accusing Nestle Purina of not disclosing that it allegedly relied on slave labor to provide fish for Fancy Feast cat food, saying the company complies with state laws that require only a limited amount of notification.
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October 20, 2015
Nestle Says Cat Food Buyers Can't Prove Slave Labor Claims
Nestle Purina asked a California federal judge on Monday to dismiss a potential class action accusing the company of relying on slave labor to provide fish for Fancy Feast cat food, claiming the cat owners behind the suit can't link any products they purchased to so-called "sea slaves" in Southeast Asia.
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August 27, 2015
Nestle Cat Food Uses Fish Caught By Slave Labor, Suit Says
Nestle SA was hit with a proposed class action in California federal court Thursday accusing the company of supporting a system of slave labor by putting ingredients in its Fancy Feast cat food supplied by a Thai seafood company that utilizes "sea slaves."