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SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) - Class action lawyers want control of litigation against Nestle that claims consumers falsely believe Boost Glucose Control nutrition drinks help manage diabetes.

A Ninth Circuit panel on Wednesday revived a proposed class action alleging Nestle tricked Boost Glucose Control drink buyers into thinking the beverage can treat diabetes, saying the plaintiffs have sufficiently alleged that the labeling at issue was likely to mislead a reasonable consumer.

CAMDEN, N.J. (Legal Newsline) — A New Jersey mans claims Nestle's Boost Glucose Control nutrition drinks falsely lead consumers to believe the product manages diabetes.

A California federal judge dismissed without prejudice the second amended complaint in a proposed class action against Nestle holding Boost Glucose Control and Boost Glucose Control High Protein product labels were not leading consumers to believe it would cure diabetes.

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Nestle Healthcare Nutrition customers have hit the company with a proposed false advertising class action in New Jersey federal court, accusing the nutritional science arm of the food and beverage conglomerate of deceptively marketing to consumers that its "Boost-brand Glucose Control" drinks help diabetic patients maintain their blood sugar levels.