In deciding the false advertising suit brought by POM Wonderful against Coca-Cola,the Supreme Court held that

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The Supreme Court held that false and misleading labeling could still be grounds for a lawsuit even if the labeling met the minimum content requirements set by the Food and Drug Administration. Therefore, Choice D is the correct answer. The Court did not rule out the possibility of a Lanham Act unfair competition lawsuit based on food and beverage labeling; rather, it held that such a lawsuit could proceed even in the presence of FDA regulations.

In Deciding the False Advertising Suit Brought by POM Wonderful