A proposed class action lawsuit alleges that Arizona tea and juice drinks are deceptively marketed as “natural” even though they contain artificial ingredients.
June 2026 class action lawsuit Allegedly Arizona Beverages product labeling leads buyers to believe that the products are free of artificial additives, leading to purchases based on this assumption.
Prosecutors say the company is violating California and federal labeling regulations.
They are seeking to hold the company accountable for what they describe as misleading packaging practices affecting beverage consumers nationwide.
The products are alleged to contain at least one of the following artificial ingredients: high fructose corn syrup, ascorbic acid, citric acid, and malic acid; Phosphoric acid, sodium selenite, vitamin E acetate and gum ester.
The lawsuit argues that industrial processes are necessary to produce the components and thus transform them into industrial materials.
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