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Class action settlement

Coming Soon: Gerber Infant Formula Settlement

No proof needed Pending Court Approval

If you purchased Gerber infant formula products between 2011 and 2016, you may be eligible to submit a claim for this class action settlement.

Who qualifies and how to claim

Coming Soon: Gerber Infant Formula Settlement

Editor's Note: The Gerber Good Start Gentle infant formula settlement website and claim form will be made available after the court grants preliminary approval.

If you purchased Gerber Good Start Gentle infant formula in Florida or New York between October 10, 2011 and April 23, 2016, you may qualify to claim between $3 and $80 from a class action settlement .

Gerber Products Co has agreed to pay to settle a class action lawsuit for alleged false advertising statements claiming Good Start Gentle infant formula products could reduce the risk of allergies. Gerber denies it made any misleading statements.

Who is eligible for a Gerber formula payment?

Class members include the following consumers:

  • You purchased Gerber Good Start Gentle infant formula in the states of Florida or New York.
  • The formula purchases were made during the time period of October 10, 2011 to April 23, 2016.

Who is excluded from the settlement?

  • Purchases made for resale
  • Formula received by a person via the governmental WIC program

How much is the class action settlement payout?

  • Florida Class Member Base Payment: $3 per unit for up to 5 units for a total of $15.00 with no proof of purchase.
  • Claim requires proof of Florida residency, along with birthdate, current age of infant for whom GSG was purchased for, and infant's relationship to claimant.
  • New York Class Member Base Payment: $4 per unit for up to 5 units for a total of $20.00 with no proof of purchase.
  • Claim requires proof of New York residency, along with birthdate, current age of infant for whom GSG was purchased for, and infant's relationship to claimant.
  • Enhanced Proof of Purchase Payment: In addition to a Base Payment, class members may also provide proof of purchase and claim up to a maximum of 20 units.
  • A total of $60 for Florida purchases.
  • A total of $80 for New York purchases.

How to claim a Gerber settlement payment

To claim a formula payout, class members must submit a claim form when it becomes available. You will be able to file a claim online or download the PDF claim form and mail it to the settlement administrator.

Settlement Administrator's mailing address: GSG Settlement, Att: Claim Forms, 1650 Arch Street, Suite 2210, Philadelphia, PA 19103

Required proof

Yes, claimants need to provide proof of purchase, such as a receipt or bank statement, to claim an award.

  • All claims: Florida or New York proof of residency must be provided
  • Copy of driver's license or state issued ID
  • Copy of residential lease or mortgage
  • Utility bill, payment card statement, or paystub showing address
  • Extended Proof of Purchase Payment claims: Proof of purchase of the Geber formula in Florida or New York during the class period
  • Receipts, invoices, payment-card records showing date of purchase, specific product and number of units purchased, and purchase amount

Payout options

Payment selections will be made available with claim form.

Settlement fund

The settlement fund will cover all eligible claims, attorneys' fees, and administration costs.

  • Settlement administration costs : Up to $750,000
  • Attorneys' fees and expenses : Up to $11,250,000
  • Service awards to the two class representatives : Up to $10,000 each
  • Payments to approved claimants : Determined by number of claims filed

Important dates

  • Deadline to File a Claim : Coming Soon
  • Final Approval Hearing: TBD

When is the Gerber formula settlement payout date?

A final approval hearing date will be scheduled by the court. Payments are estimated to be issued to approved claimants 90 days after the settlement is granted final approval.

Where this information comes from

The official settlement website for this case hasn't been identified yet. Confirm the details with the settlement administrator or the court before you file.