Deceptive Labels

SoClean CPAP Cleaning Devices Produce Ozone Texas Class Action

SoClean, Inc. makes devices to clean continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machines. But the complaint for this class action alleges that SoClean uses ozone for cleaning, and that it makes false statements about both this toxic gas and its devices, misrepresenting their potential dangers to humans.  Read more

Ralph Lauren “Pima” Cottons Contain Too Little Pima Class Action

The Ralph Lauren Corporation sells clothing that is purportedly made from a certain percentage of pima cotton. But the complaint alleges that testing reveals that the lengths of the fibers in some of the garments are significantly below the lengths that would be found if the garments were truly made of pima cotton.  Read more

Jimmy Dean “Whole Grain” English Muffin Breakfast Sandwich Illinois Class Action

The Hillshire Brands Company makes a line of Jimmy Dean Delights breakfast sandwiches. The bread for these sandwiches is supposedly a whole grain English muffin, but the complaint for this class action alleges that the English muffin is made primarily of refined flour, which provides fewer nutritional benefits.  Read more

Morningstar Farms “Veggie” Products Mostly Grains and Oil Class Action

Morningstar Farms, a brand of the Kellogg Sales Company, makes products that are labeled as being “veggie” products, including Veggie Burgers, Veggie Dogs, Veggie Chik’n, Veggie Meal Starters, Veggitizers, and Veggie Breakfast. The complaint for this class action alleges this “veggie” representation is misleading, because, it says, “the predominant non-water ingredient in all of the  Read more

Banana Republic “100% Supima Cotton” T-Shirts Not Supima Class Action

This class action centers on Authentic Supima V-Neck T-Shirts made by Banana Republic, LLC that are supposedly made from “100% Supima Cotton.” The complaint alleges that testing was performed on one such t-shirt, and that the length of the fibers indicate that the t-shirt is made from a significantly lower proportion of Supima cotton.  Read more

Tula Skincare Products Settlement

Tula Life, Inc. is settling a class action alleging it misled consumers into believing its products contained live cultures. The complaint alleged the products were advertised as containing probiotics.  Read more

Coppertone Mineral-Based Sunscreen Settlement

Bayer HealthCare, LLC and Beiersdorf, Inc. are settling a class action alleging that they falsely advertised, marketed, and labeled Coppertone sunscreen products as being “Mineral-Based” even though the products contained chemical active ingredients. The complaint alleged that the claims that the sunscreens were mineral based were false, misleading, and deceptive and violated state consumer protection  Read more

Plum Organics Misleading Nutrient Claims on Baby Foods Class Action

This class action alleges that Plum Organics misleads parents to believe their baby and toddler foods are healthier than they are. It brings suit against the companies responsible for Plum—Campbell Soup Company, the former owner of Plum, and Sun-Maid Growers of California, the owner as of around March 2021—claiming they misbrand their baby and toddler  Read more

Cacti Agave Spiked Seltzer Not Spiked with Agave Spirits Class Action

Anheuser-Busch Inbev Worldwide, Inc. makes a Cacti-brand “Agave Spiked Seltzer” that claims it is made from Blue Agave from Mexico. The complaint for this class action alleges that the product’s advertising, marketing, and labeling give the impression that the drink is spiked with agave spirits, such as tequila. However, the complaint says, the agave content  Read more

Ron Zacapa 23 Centenario Rum Not Aged 23 Years Class Action

Ron Zacapa 23 Centenario Rum comes from Diageo North America, Inc. in the US. It has a big “23” on the front of the bottle. According to the complaint for this class action, reasonable consumers will take that to mean that the rum in the bottle has been aged for twenty-three years. But this is  Read more