Advertising for Hefty recycling bags deceptive: Conn. lawsuit

Advertising for Hefty recycling bags deceptive: Conn. lawsuit

The packaging claims the product was developed for "municipal recycling programs where applicable." The lawsuit claims it knowingly doesn't include Connecticut..
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