A Superior Court judge ordered a Durham company to temporarily stop selling food products after a Tuesday hearing into allegations that the company, Great Specialty Products, marketed bread as gluten-free that had gluten and made people sick. Moments after the court hearing ended, the company's owner, Paul Evan Seelig was arrested by state Department of Agriculture police. Seelig, 47, of Durham, was charged with six counts of obtaining property by false pretenses. He is accused of selling...
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