Naked Juice Class Action Settlement

Purchasers of Naked Juice between 9/27/07 and 8/19/13.

Eligible products include:

• Açaí Machine
  (formerly Purple Machine and Rain Forest Açaí)
• Apple
• Apple Cranberry
• Berry Blast (formerly Berry Blast Well Being)
• Berry Probiotic
• Berry Veggie (formerly Berry Veggie Machine)
• Black and Blueberry
  (formerly Black and Blueberry Rush)
• Blue Machine
• Carrot
• Chai Spiced Cider
• Cherry Pomegranate
  (formerly Cherry Pomegranate Power)
• Citrus Lemongrass (Reduced Calorie)
  (formerly Citrus Lemongrass)
• Gold Machine
• Green Machine
• Lychee (Reduced Calorie)
• Mango Veggie
• Mighty Mango (formerly Mighty Mango Well Being)
• O-J
• Orange Carrot
• Orange Mango (formerly Orange Mango Motion)
• Organic Carrot
• Peach Guava (Reduced Calorie)
• Peach Mangosteen (formerly Peach Mangosteen Bliss)
• Pomegranate (formerly Plentiful Pomegranate)
• Pomegranate Açaí
• Pomegranate Blueberry
• Power-C Machine (formerly Power-C)
• Probiotic Tropical Mango
• Protein Zone
• Protein Zone Banana Chocolate
• Protein Zone Double Berry
• Protein Zone Mango
• Razalicious
• Red Machine
• Strawberry Banana
  (formerly Strawberry Banana C and Strawberry Banana Well Being)
• Strawberry Kiwi
  (formerly known as Strawberry Kiwi Kick)
• Tangerine Scream
• Tropical (Reduced Calorie)
  (formerly Tropical C and Tropical)
• Watermelon Chill

If you have no proof of purchase, you can claim for reimbursement as follows:

• Spent less than $10 – $5
• Spent $10 to $15 – $10
• Spent $15 to $25 – $15
• Spent $25 to $35 – $25
• Spent $35 to $45 – $35
• Spent more than $45 – $45

If you have proof of purchase, you may claim full reimbursement up to a maximum of $75.

As with most of these settlement funds, if the $9 million pool is oversubscribed the amount distributed will be reduced pro rata.

Not required (claims up to $45), but more compensation (up to $75) is available for those with a proof of purchase.

The plaintiffs allege that Pepsi, the maker of Naked Juice, deceptively used the words all natural, non-GMO, and 100% fruit to describe their beverage. They claim the juice in fact contained several additives including synthetic vitamins, synthetic fiber, GMO’s, and other less than natural additives. Pepsi denies the allegations.

The case was settled prior to being decided by a court.

We are outraged on behalf of all consumers. When you buy a plastic bottle containing a beverage from Pepsi, shipped from a factory in New Jersey to your local Piggly Wiggly in Oklahoma, you should be entitled to expect that the product is as natural as sunshine on a newborn’s bottom.