Lawsuit Against Clorox Claims ‘Green Works’ Cleaners are Not ‘Natural’
Last Updated on May 8, 2018
Gregorio et al. v. The Clorox Company
Filed: July 5, 2017 ◆§ 4:17-cv-03824-PJH
A proposed class action out of CA claims Clorox's Green Works cleaning products are not naturally derived, despite label claims, and contain synthetics.
A proposed class action lawsuit filed in early July against The Clorox Company alleges the company’s “Green Works” line of cleaning products is not “natural” or “naturally derived,” despite the company’s label claims.
The 26-page complaint alleges the following products are falsely represented by the defendant:
- Green Works Multi-Surface Cleaner
- Green Works Multi-Surface Cleaner Lemon Scent
- Green Works Bathroom Cleaner
- Green Works Stain Remover & Bleach
- Green Works Compostable Cleaning Wipes
- Green Works Compostable Cleaning Wipes Water-Lily Scent
- Green Works Dishwashing Liquid
- Green Works Dishwashing Liquid Water-Lily Scent
- Green Works Dishwashing Liquid Free & Clear Scent
- Green Works Laundry Detergent Original
- Green Works Laundry Detergent Free & Clear Scent
- Green Works Toilet Bowl Cleaner
The plaintiffs, New York and California residents, respectively, allege Clorox positioned the above products as naturally derived because “it knows consumers are more likely to purchase products bearing those labeling statements and pay a price premium for them.” From a reasonable consumer’s standpoint, the lawsuit argues, the advertising and labeling of the products is deceptive because they contain such synthetic, highly chemically processed ingredients as boric acid, calcium chloride, citric acid, and glycerin, among other components.
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