Poppi to Pay $8.9M in “Gut Healthy” Marketing Lawsuit
Poppi to Pay $8.9M in “Gut Healthy” Marketing Lawsuit
Introduction
The sparkling prebiotic drink Poppi is at the center of an $8.9 million class action settlement after allegations it was falsely marketed as “gut healthy.” The lawsuit claimed the company, formerly known as VNGR Beverage, LLC, misled consumers into believing the drinks provided scientifically proven health benefits. Court documents note that while the company agreed to the settlement, it did not admit any wrongdoing.
Who Can File a Claim?
Anyone who purchased any flavor or package size of Poppi beverages between January 23, 2020, and July 18, 2025, is eligible to receive compensation. Payments will vary depending on whether consumers have proof of purchase and how much product they bought.
Reimbursement Amounts
Consumers with receipts can claim:
· $0.75 per single can
· $3 for a four-pack
· $6 for an eight-pack
· $9 for a 12- or 15-pack
For those without proof of purchase, reimbursements are capped at $16.
Deadline to Submit Claims
Claims must be submitted either online or by mail by September 16, 2025. Eligible consumers can visit the settlement website for filing instructions and additional details.
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