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Lawsuit Claims Tillamook Dairy Products Aren’t Locally Sourced
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A class action lawsuit says Tillamook falsely advertises its dairy products as being sourced from small family farms, when actually Tillamook gets the majority of its milk from the largest industrialized factory farm in the nation. Customers say they purchased Tillamook dairy products from multiple retailers because they saw advertising around Tillamook’s dairy sourcing, and believed that the products were made from milk sourced from traditional, “pasture-based farms in Tillamook County, Oregon.” Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this with Scott Hardy from Top Class Actions.
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