![]() ![]() However, according to Siflinger, even if the alleged additives in Mott’s juices are totally safe, they still are part of a misrepresentation that has harmed customers. The Mott’s 100% Apple Juice false advertising class action lawsuit states consumers who look for 100% juice products without additional additives are concerned for their health, and aim to avoid the potential negative health effects that additives can be associated with. She also states that some research indicates sodium benzoate may be linked to hyperactivity in children. Allegedly, this may be the case when it comes into contact with ascorbic acid. She explains though sodium benzoate is normally considered to be a safe food additive, there is some concern amongst experts that the substance can convert into benzene, a carcinogen. She states that the products are not 100% juice, but contain a range of other ingredients, including synthetic preservatives like sodium benzoate, ascorbic acid and sodium bisulfite. ![]() However, Siflinger says, the products are falsely labeled. Allegedly, Mott’s is well aware of this consumer preference and labels its products as 100% juice in the interest of getting consumers to choose their products over competitors’ products. ![]()
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