Published
November 3, 2025
A new class action claims certain Chobani yogurts labeled "Only Natural Ingredients" contain plasticizer chemicals that migrated from the packaging — here is where the case stands.
Chobani Natural Ingredients Class Action Lawsuit
You may be part of a new class action lawsuit against Chobani that alleges certain yogurts marketed with the phrase Only Natural Ingredients contain plasticizer chemicals that migrated from packaging. The complaint seeks relief on behalf of a nationwide class of U.S. purchasers.
Status
Lawsuit Filed
active lawsuit · no settlement yet
Claim Form
Not Yet Available
no claim form or deadline yet
Estimated Payout
Pending
Proof Required
Pending
Is there a settlement
No. This is an active lawsuit. There is no settlement amount, no claim form, and no payment timeline yet.Who could be affected
If the Chobani class action lawsuit settles or succeeds, a potential class could include U.S. consumers who bought the identified Chobani yogurts marketed with Only Natural Ingredients. Final definitions would be set by the court or in a settlement notice.What does the complaint allege
The class action lawsuit alleges that third party testing detected phthalates and a phthalate substitute in certain Chobani yogurts, which they claim contradicts the Only Natural Ingredients messaging. Chobani denies wrongdoing.How Many People are Affected
The complaint seeks a nationwide class, which could be very large given Chobani's market presence. Exact figures will be determined later in the case.When Will this Class Action Be Certified
There is no certification yet. In federal consumer cases, certification can take 12 to 24 months after filing depending on motions and discovery.What are the Odds this Case Will Settle
Food labeling cases often settle, but outcomes vary. Chobani's separate Zero Sugar labeling case was dismissed, which shows there is meaningful litigation risk for plaintiffs here.What is the Anticipated Settlement Amount
Unknown. If a Chobani class action settlement occurs, the amount will depend on discovery, strength of claims, injunctive relief, and the size of the class.Was this Chobani Class Action dismissed?
No. As of July 30, 2026, this lawsuit remains active. In mid-2025, the court partially denied Chobani’s motion to dismiss, allowing key claims to proceed. There is no settlement, no claim form, and no payment schedule at this time. The next major steps typically include discovery and briefing on class certification.How much will Each Class Action Claimant be Paid
Unknown. In similar consumer cases, payments are often pro rata and depend on the number of claims and proof of purchase. Many food cases allow a no receipt option with a capped amount per household, but terms vary by settlement.What are the odds that the Chobani class action will be certified and settled and eventually pay out
Mixed. Some food labeling cases achieve certification and settlement, others do not. If this case settles and receives final approval, payments typically follow the claims process.Chobani Class Action Complaint
Sources
• PlasticList 2024 Report• Consumer Reports overview of phthalates and related chemicals
• ATSDR profile for DEHP
| Case Summary | |
| Status | Active lawsuit. No settlement |
|---|---|
| Case | Wysocki v. Chobani, LLC |
| Court | U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California |
| Case Number | 3:25-cv-00907-JES-VET |
| Allegations | Phthalates detected in yogurts marketed as Only Natural Ingredients |
| Who May Be Included | U.S. purchasers of the identified Chobani yogurts. Final class definition to be set later |
| Potential Payout | Unknown. No settlement yet |
| Proof Requirements | Not applicable yet. Proof terms would appear only if a settlement is reached |
| Important Dates | None yet. Watch this page for updates |
| Claim Form | Not available yet |
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