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economy-584	Cavico, Frank J.; Mujtaba, Bahaudin G.; Muffler, Stephen; Samuel, Marissa; Polito, Nicolas-Michel	Manufacturer, Supermarket, and Grocer Liability for Contaminated Food and Beverages due to Negligence, Warranty, and Liability Laws	2018	23	.pdf	application/pdf	25585	1027	56	One important provision of the FSMA grants the FDA the authority to recall food products if the agency determines that there is a “reasonable probability” that an article of food or beverage is adulterated or mislabeled and the use or exposure will cause adverse health consequences to humans or animals Benton (2012). To compare, Mortazavi (2016) points to a 2013 federal district court case, Lateef v. Pharmavite, where the plaintiff‟s breach of warranty and other state claims based on the alleged mislabeling of vitamins as vegetarian were deemed to be preempted by the federal law, specifically the National Labeling and Education Act (NLEA), because NELA contained an express preemption clause to ensure the uniform labeling of food products.	cache/economy-584.pdf	txt/economy-584.txt