Texas AG prevails over acai firm
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Austin Hilton and his firm FXsupplements.com will no longer ship unauthorized orders to customers, make false health claims or refrain from clearly disclosing the terms of service to customers, under a final judgment and permanent injunction entered into July 20. Arlington, Texas-based Hilton will also refund customers he overcharged for his acai berry supplement products -- which he advertised as reducing the risk of cancer, heart disease and Alzheimer's disease -- Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott announced July 21
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