Harmony Green America

TINA.org investigated Harmony Green America as part of its larger investigation into atypical income claims used by DSA-member companies. To read more about TINA.org’s DSA Income Claims Investigation, click here.

Green Planet

Simple Green

Nature’s Own Green Label

Keurig Green Mountain

Green Works

Green Roads

Companies Accused of Greenwashing

When companies green it, they better mean it.

Pure Green Coffee

UPDATE 11/15/16: A U.S. district court judge has ordered that Pure Green Coffee pitchman Nicholas Congleton pay $30 million after the FTC alleged that Congleton deceived consumers using false weight-loss claims.…

It Ain’t Easy Being Green

FTC cracks down on “biodegradable” claims.

Green Coffee Bean Weight Loss Study ‘Seriously Flawed’

Texas-based Applied Food Science to pay $3.5 million to settle misleading weight-loss claims complaint.

The Recyclability of Keurig Green Mountain Coffee Pods

Allegations: Misleadingly marketing that its single-serve plastic coffee pods are recyclable

Green Roads Health

FDA reminds marijuana marketers that outing unproven treatment claims remains high on its list.

Green Coffee Bean Extract Marketer To Refund Customers

Marketers made millions off “Oz effect” but FTC says there was no proof the supplement worked.

Harmony Green America Income Claims Database

TINA.org investigation reveals misleading income claims used to market MLM opportunity.

Simple Green Cleaning Products

Allegations: Falsely advertising Simple Green cleaning products as “Non-Toxic”

Keurig Green Mountain Plastic Coffee Pods

Allegations: Deceptively marketing plastic coffee pods as recyclable

Green Supreme

Going overboard on barley.

Green Roads of Florida CBD Products

January 2020: The claims regarding products that the plaintiffs did not purchase were dismissed for lack of standing and the case was stayed until the FDA completes its rulemaking regarding…

Green Dot Refillable Cards

In December 2018, a class-action lawsuit was filed against Green Dot for, among other things, allegedly misleadingly marketing refillable credit cards as secure and reliable when, according to plaintiffs, such…