Driscoll's
Driscoll's Strawberries Lawsuit Over Alleged PFAS Pesticide Residues
A pending lawsuit alleges Driscoll's strawberries had PFAS pesticide residues. No class or settlement exists and claims are not open. Follow the case.
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Case overview
What is the Driscoll's case about?
Six plaintiffs from New Jersey, Illinois, New York, and Massachusetts have filed a lawsuit against Driscoll's, alleging the company sold conventional strawberries containing residues of eight fluorinated pesticides, referred to in the complaint as "PFAS-Laden Pesticides", while advertising them with language like "Only the Finest Berries" and "naturally grown." The lawsuit does not allege that anyone was actually harmed or that any U.S. legal pesticide limit was exceeded. Instead, the plaintiffs' theory is that they paid a premium price for the berries that they wouldn't have paid had they known about the pesticide residues.
Driscoll's has pushed back on the allegations, calling them "without merit" and stating that it complies fully with applicable pesticide and food-safety regulations.
No settlement has been reached in this case. It remains pending, with no class certified and no settlement motion filed so far.
Case details
- Company
- Driscoll’s, Inc.
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- Listing verificationLast checked Sep 26, 2026
