A Dog Food Manufacturer Advertises That Its Large Package of Dog

A dog food manufacturer advertises that its large package of dog food is the "largest container of dog food available for home use." This claim is technically correct because the container itself is the largest sold,but the container is only about two-thirds full of food.Thus,the quantity of dog food is not the largest available in a consumer package.The package does,however,clearly indicate the actual weight of food inside it.Which of the following is true?

A) There is no false and deceptive advertising in this case, because every statement made by the manufacturer is true.
B) There is no violation in this case, until it can be proven that someone has been misled.
C) The representation made by the manufacturer constitutes mere "sales talk," and is therefore not a violation of law.
D) Assuming that the manufacturer's representation is likely to mislead a reasonable consumer, the claim is false and misleading.
E) There is no violation here, because products for animal consumption are not covered by the Act.