Certified" label from their products after Animal Outlook filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission for false advertising on the part of the egg companies. Animal Outlook said that the egg label implied that the care of the animals had met a certain standard of animal conditions, which the egg producers had not; the National Advertising Review Board agreed that the label was deceptive. The FTC complaint was dropped when the egg industry agreed to exchange the label in favor of one stating, "United Egg Producers Certified". In 2011, dairy consumers, including members of Animal Outlook, filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of consumers alleging that several dairy companies and trade groups—including Land O'Lakes, the National Milk Producers Federation, and Dairy Farmers of America—joined as Cooperatives Working Together (CWT) in order to engage in a price fixing scheme that inflated the price of milk. This resulted, according to the complaint, in over $9.5 billion in illegally obtained profits and could impact the price of milk for years. Animal Outlook joined organizations Animal Legal Defense Fund, Farm Sanctuary and Animal Protection and Rescue League, and individuals, in filing a lawsuit against the USDA for allowing the sale of foie gras, a diseased poultry product. The agency is required through the Poultry Products Inspection Act to condemn diseased poultry as adulterated. The force-feeding of ducks and geese to produce foie gras results in a condition known as hepatic lipidosis or "fatty liver disease", in which the birds' livers swell up to ten times their normal size. See also List of animal rights groups References External links National Campaign to Promote Going Vegetarian for a Week or More 1995 establishments in the United States 501(c)(3) organizations Animal welfare organizations based in the United States Anti-vivisection organizations Non-profit organizations based in Washington, D.C.