Trader Joe's
Trader Joe's Probiotic Class Action Lawsuit Over CFU Label Claims
A proposed class action lawsuit claims Trader Joe's Advanced Strength Probiotic has fewer live cultures than its 30 Billion CFU label. Follow the case.
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- You purchased Trader Joe’s Advanced Strength Probiotic Dietary Supplement.
- Your purchases occurred in California and/or New York.
- You were exposed to and relied on the product’s labeling, including the “30 Billion CFU Per Capsule” representation, in making your purchase decision.
Case overview
What is the Trader Joe's case about?
A proposed class action accuses Trader Joe's of overstating the potency of its Advanced Strength Probiotic Dietary Supplement. The label claims '30 Billion CFU Per Capsule,' but the lawsuit alleges independent testing found an average of only about 8.75 billion CFUs per capsule, less than 70% of what's promised. The suit claims this shortfall means the supplement doesn't deliver the digestive and immune health benefits suggested by its labeling, and that consumers in California and New York ended up paying more than the product was actually worth as a result.
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