Breyers Vanilla Ice Cream Class Action Settlement

Breyers Vanilla Ice Cream Class Actions Settlement

Consumers who purchased Breyers vanilla ice cream may be eligible for a settlement following a class action lawsuit that alleges the company misrepresented its product. According to the lawsuit, Breyers falsely advertised that its vanilla ice cream contained real vanilla, while in reality, it used artificial flavoring and ingredients. If you've purchased Breyers vanilla ice cream under this misconception, now is your chance to receive compensation by filing a claim.

What Is the Settlement About?

The Breyers Vanilla Ice Cream Class Action Settlement has been established to resolve allegations that the brand’s "Natural Vanilla" ice cream did not, in fact, contain natural vanilla as advertised. The lawsuit claims that Breyers used synthetic ingredients to create the vanilla flavor, misleading consumers who thought they were purchasing a product made with real vanilla. Though Breyers denies the allegations, they agreed to an $8.85 million settlement to avoid further litigation.

The lawsuit affects Breyers' vanilla ice cream varieties sold between September 1, 2019, and September 30, 2023. If you bought Breyers vanilla ice cream during this period, you could qualify to receive compensation.