Poppi Soda Sued on Claims of Consumer Fraud [Video]

Celeb-loved sparkling beverage brand Poppi — which counts Kylie Jenner, Olivia Munn, and Post Malone among its fans — is facing a lawsuit that alleges they “committed acts of false and misleading advertising,” because the soft drink does “not provide meaningful prebiotic effects,” among other claims.

Poppi bills itself as a “better for you” soda alternative, containing 5g sugar, apple cider vinegar, and has 25 calories or less. The soda can says “prebiotic,” and much of its marketing centers around the inclusion of prebiotics that are purported to promote gut health.

However, a class-action consumer fraud lawsuit filed in a California court Friday by plaintiff Kristin Cobbs claims “Poppi soda only contains two grams of prebiotic fiber, an amount too low to cause meaningful gut health benefits for the consumer from just one can.”

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The suit continues that “a …