Summary
An energy drink company, ZOA Energy, is paying $3 million to settle claims that its drinks falsely advertised having "0 Preservatives." Customers who bought these drinks between specific dates can receive money back, but they need proof of purchase for higher amounts. The settlement must be approved by a court in March.
Key Facts
- ZOA Energy agreed to pay $3 million due to claims about false advertising on their drink labels.
- The company did not admit any wrongdoing but settled to resolve the allegations.
- The allegations claimed ZOA Energy drinks with "0 Preservatives" labels actually contained ascorbic acid, a preservative.
- Anyone who purchased the drinks from March 1, 2021, to November 21, 2025, can claim cash payments.
- Without proof of purchase, customers receive $1 per drink, up to $10 per household.
- With proof, up to $150 per household may be claimed.
- Claims can be submitted until February 20, with final court approval scheduled for March 26.
- Customers can opt out of the settlement if they wish to pursue individual lawsuits.
