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Wake up! FDA considers caffeinated foods

The Food and Drug Administration is investigating the rise of caffeine-infused food with an eye toward the possible inclusion of warning labels on

First soda, now cigarettes: New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has proposed legislation that would require tobacco products and cigarettes to be

Gov. Martinez emphasized that the legislation still leaves room for injured space flight participants to bring suit, at least in cases where the

A trio of retailers violated the Federal Trade Commission Act and the Fur Products Labeling Act when they misled consumers by advertising clothing

Muscle Milk's manufacturer, CytoSport Inc., agreed to pay $5.3 million to settle a class action claiming the company overstated the nutritional value

Just one day before the controversial ban on "giant soda" was set to impact New York City, a trial judge issued an injunction halting the law from

In the agency's first enforcement action based on social media activity, the Food and Drug Administration published a warning letter sent to dietary

In a challenge brought by Energizer Personal Care, the maker of competitive Schick razors argued that an unsupported moisturizing message that the

The Food and Drug Administration sent warning letters to ten companies advertising what the agency termed fake flu cures and treatments. Many of the

After receiving more than 250 public comments on a proposed settlement with Phusion Projects over allegations that the company mislabeled its