Naked juice class action settlement offers up to $75 per consumer

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Naked Juice fans who bought bottles from the beverage within the last six years might get as much as $75 in obligations from the $9 million class action lawsuit settlement fund after litigants asked the business's claims of "100 % juice," "naturalInch along with other labeling.

People who bought qualified Naked Juice tastes like Eco-friendly Machine, along with other items for auction on NakedJuiceClass.com, between Sept. 27, 2007 and August. 19, 2013 can submit claims form digitally or through mail by 12 ,. 17, 2013. Individuals who bought Naked Juice and have an evidence of purchase are titled to some cash payment as high as $75 while individuals without proof are qualified for approximately $45, for the way much you allocated to Naked Juice.

The suit, filed in U.S. District Court for that Central District of California, was consolidated from five class action lawsuit complaints filed against Naked Juice, that is possessed by PepsiCo. The suit alleged the organization violated condition and federal laws and regulations and consumer protection laws associated with advertising, labeling and marketing of certain items.

"The suit claims the qualified items contain elements that aren't 'All Natural' and contain GMOs (or Genetically Modified Microorganisms). Naked Juice declines each one of these claims," the settlement website states.

The settlement website released a week ago after Naked Juice and also the litigants introduced funds recently.

A speaker for Naked Juice stated the organization is "very happy to have arrived at this agreement."

"Our juices and shakes are created with all of-natural fruits and veggies-without any added sugar with no chemical preservatives," the organization speaker stated inside a statement. "In certain items, we have an added boost of vitamins. Naked juice and shakes will still be labeled 'non-GMO,' and until there's more in depth regulating guidance round the word 'natural' -we have selected to not use 'All Natural' on the packaging."

The organization stated it plans "to enlist a completely independent, third-party to verify our non-GMO status over the entire Naked brand portfolio".

Naked Juice, calls itself "an innovator within the super-premium juice category," based on the organization website. It had been founded in Santa Monica, Calif., in 1983.