MISLEADING PRODUCT LABEL (AVERTISING)

My wife bought C***** 'Olive Pride' Blended Seeds Oil recently. Today I consciously and intelligently looked and analyzed the 'Ingredients' label and saw that it contained ONLY 10% Olive Oil. I was exasperated. Why use the word 'Olive' in the name of a product if the content of that product is only 10%? I am sure it can be categorized as 'Misleading Advertising'. It must be, that is why my wife bought it. She knows I usually buy 100% cold pressed olive oil, but here she sees a C***** label that reads 'Olive Pride, and she is made to believe this is a product with at least a high percentage olive oil, and she buys it. C***** knows that an increasing number of consumers want to eat healthier but find it hard to pay R280+ for genuine olive oil, so they lure the public into buying their Olive Oil product which is much more affordable. Fact is, most seed oils are extremely unhealthy and this product contains 90% of it. What a hoax!