The Times Square ball was not the only thing that dropped on New Year’s Eve for condiment maker H.J. Heinz and energy-drink maker Rockstar Inc. Both were hit with consumer class actions last Thursday in California Federal Court, alleging that their products are falsely labeled “Made in the USA” in violation of California’s ultra-strict “Made in USA” labeling statute. Named Plaintiff Suzanne Alaei brought both complaints, claiming she was swindled into buying a bottle of Heinz 57 sauce and a can of Rockstar energy drink, which despite being labeled “Made in the USA,” contained foreign-made ingredients— namely, turmeric, tamarind extract, and jalapenos in the sauce, and taurine, guarana seed extract, and milk thistle extract in the energy drink.