Sarah Mirando  |  April 5, 2012

Category: Consumer News

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Simply OrangeAccording to the class action lawsuit, Simply Orange undergoes extensive processing and relies on added aroma and flavoring not found in nature, despite a label that prominently reads: “100% Pure Squeezed Orange Juice.”

“Coca-Cola misrepresented that Simply Orange was 100% pure and natural orange juice when in fact it was not,” the Simply Orange class action lawsuit says. The lawsuit claims Simply Orange undergoes extensive industrial processing that tweaks the orange juice into an artificial consistency, look, and smell.

The Simply Orange class action lawsuit further says that chemically engineered “flavor packets” are added to Simply Orange in order to mimic the flavor of natural orange juice.

The Simply Orange juice class action lawsuit is accusing Coca Cola of fraud and misrepresentation for inducing consumers into paying a premium price for the product due to their belief that it is fresh and unadulterated orange juice. It is seeking class-action status on behalf of consumers misled by the product’s “100% Pure Squeezed Orange Juice” label.

A spokeswoman for Coca-Cola said the lawsuit is “without merit.”

The case is Randall Davis v. The Coca-Cola Co., Case No. 12-cv-02391, U.S. District Court, District of Illinois.

 

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190 thoughts onSimply Orange Juice Class Action Lawsuit

  1. Jennifer Johnson says:

    I have many diseases. Type 1 Diabetes, I always use Simply orange to come out of low blood sugar. I also have lupus, RA, neuropathy, digestive issues, hyperthyrpidism, just to name a few… I want to sue the pants off this company.

  2. Rod Eddy says:

    How do I join the lawsuit? Diagnosed with cancer in 2021

  3. Alex says:

    That was my favorite orange juice to drink until I started doing some reasearch on the ingredients, this law suit makes sense because of what of many of the chemicals it contains, no wonder I felt bloated every time I drank it

  4. keasia says:

    I just had one not too long ago after I had ate a bag of takis. I knew something didn’t taste right and immediately poured it out. It stung my tongue even more.

  5. Raquel Glaspie says:

    I love orange bottle by myself snd have I actually have a bottle in my fridge my spouse brought now b4 hearing about the class action I have stomach issues that I didn’t have I grew up on Tropicana he the one who started buying simply how can I join the suit?

  6. D Davis says:

    I would like info on how to join the simply orange coca cola class action lawsuit. My family and I have drank and trusted this brand for years. I have terrible stomach cramps but never would have guessed it could be from my juice.

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