Xango Fraud Perpetuates Litigation?

www.JumpstartYourDreams.com xango fraud Xango Litigation Tahitian Noni International (TNI), a rival MLM beverage company, sued XanGo LLC and several of its top executives in February 2003 in the 4th District Court in Provo, Utah, alleging that XanGo executives stole TNI’s concept for a mangosteen-based supplement while they were employed by TNI’s parent-company. After a countersuit against TNI was launched by XanGo LLC, the two parties settled out of court. A joint statement by TNI and XanGo said that they had “agreed to resolve their disputes and the litigation between them and their founders” but the particulars of the settlement were not disclosed. US FDA warning On September 20, 2006, the United States Food and Drug Administration issued a warning letter to XanGo LLC International in response to the company’s promotion of Xango juice as a drug, in violation of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act [21 USC § 321(g)(1)], by claiming that it could treat and/or cure various diseases. The agency’s letter further warned that Xango juice had not been properly tested for safety and efficacy, and as a proposed new drug it could not be legally sold in the US without prior approval of the FDA, and that the company could face enforcement action including seizure and/or injunction of products or suspension of business. Under FDA drug labeling rules, XanGo LLC, as manufacturer, is responsible for satisfying scientific criteria to make health claims on its product labels and all …