Apr. 28, 2026
Remand clears path for public nuisance claims against food giants
A federal judge remanded San Francisco's lawsuit against major food manufacturers to state court, finding the state is the real party in interest and clearing the way for public nuisance and unfair competition claims over ultra-processed food marketing.
A federal judge Thursday remanded San Francisco's lawsuit against nine major food manufacturers to state court, returning the ultra-processed foods case to its original forum and allowing public nuisance and unfair competition claims to proceed.
U.S. District Judge Jon S. Tigar ruled from the bench after a venue hearing, sending the case to San Francisco Superior Court. Defendants removed the action to the Northern District of California in January, about a month after San Fra...
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