Which of the following information, if TRUE, would make Total Foods vulnerable to being penalized by the Office of Consumer Affairs?
A) The price of "Essentials" cereal is significantly higher than that of other low-fat, fortified cereals.
B) Weight-loss plans other than the "Essentials" diet plan have shown better results.
C) Kendra regained the pounds she lost shortly after she stopped having the cereal.
D) "Essentials" cereal has a Canadian Food Inspection-approved appetite suppressant.

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If "Essentials" cereal has a Canadian Food Inspection-approved appetite suppressant, it could potentially be considered a drug rather than a food product, and Total Foods could be penalized for selling it without proper regulation or labeling.

Which of the Following Information, If TRUE, Would Make Total