The 24-page case moreover alleges Plum Organics makers Campbell Soup Company and Sun-Maid Growers of California have deceived consumers by labeling the pureed products in a manner that leads buyers to believe they're healthier than other toddler and baby foods made for children under two years old. The plaintiff, a Berkley, California resident, alleges the companies' apparent misbranding of Plum Organics products has led consumers to pay a premium price on the basis of unapproved health claims. Per the complaint, Campbell Soup Company and Sun-Maid Growers of California, in an ever-expanding baby and toddler food industry, have turned to making nutrient content claims, such as, among others, "3g Protein," "4g Fiber," "7 Essential Nutrients," "Good Source of Vit.