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Soup-Co.-manufactured, sold, and.shipped.cans.of.chicken-flavored.Noodle Soup.to-a-distributor. The-distributor-sold-and-shipped-the.cans.to.Associated-Grocers. Associated.Grocers.shipped.the. soup-to.Warehouse-Foods, a.retail-grocer. .Six.weeks.after-Soup.Co..first.shipped.the.soup,. Warehouse-Foods-sold-a-can-of-the-soup-to-Kate-Smith. Smith-prepared.the.soup-according.to-the. instructions.on-the-can. .As-she-began-to-eat-it, she-discovered-several-beetle larvae-in-the noodles.. While.she-felt-disgusted, .she-suffered.no.physical.symptoms.from.eating.the-soup. .Nevertheless, she. filed a.lawsuit.in.a.Washington-state-court-against-Soup-Co. on.a.theory-of.strict.product liability..The court.most.likely.held.that.Soup-Co. .was: 1 a. 'strictly. liable,:because.it.did not warn consumers.that the. soup . could contain.inedible substances. 1 b. 'not strictly.liable, 'because.Smith.did not. have any.physical harm.by.consumption. of.the.product. c. 'strictly.liable, .because of. the presence of.bugs in its product. d.'not strictly.liable, . because .Smith assumed the risk when she purchased the soup