Fresh Foods Corp. produces and makes a variety of products, including Zoom Power Drink. In its television and internet advertisements, Fresh Foods claimed that the drink is made 100% from a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables and that several scientific studies have shown that Zoom Drink is effective in preventing many diseases including cancer. In fact, there have been no such studies. As a matter of fact, Zoom Drink has only 1% of any fruit or vegetable in its ingredients.

(a) In reliance on the claims made by Fresh Food, Ginny bought 4 cases of Zoom Drink at $200 per case. Later, she found out that Fresh Foods claims were not true. What claims, if any, might Ginny have against Fresh Foods? Explain.