Amazon's 'Wild Caught' and 'Sustainable' Seafood Labels Are Just Greenwashing, New Lawsuit Claims
Amazon faces a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging it misled consumers by marketing seafood products with deceptive sustainability claims.
Amazon is being sued because people say the seafood labels claiming 'wild caught' and 'sustainable' aren't truthful—meaning the company may have tricked shoppers about how fish were caught. When companies face lawsuits about misleading customers, it's worth watching if the company loses money, has to pay fines, or loses shoppers' trust.
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