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Lawsuit against Campbell Soup claims heart-healthy varieties ignore high sodium content Source: The Star-Ledger

Consumers who buy soup and other foods stamped with a "Heart-Check Mark" can assume the products have been "certified to meet the American Heart Association’s guidelines for a heart-healthy food," the nonprofit organization states on its website.

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