Arizona Accused of Deceptive ‘Natural’ Labeling on Tea and Juice Drinks in Class Action Lawsuit

The Daily Hodl
A class action lawsuit accuses Arizona Beverages of falsely labeling tea and juice drinks as 'natural' despite containing synthetic ingredients.

Summary

The lawsuit, filed in June 2026, alleges that Arizona Beverages markets its tea and juice drinks as "natural" while they contain synthetic ingredients such as high fructose corn syrup, ascorbic acid, citric acid, malic acid, phosphoric acid, sodium selenite, vitamin E acetate, and ester gum, which require industrial processing. Plaintiffs claim this violates state and federal labeling laws and seek to hold the company accountable for misleading consumers nationwide.

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