Gerber Infant Formula Class Action Settlement
How Much Can You Receive
Payout amounts depend on how many units you purchased and whether you have receipts:
Florida (No proof): $3 per unit, up to 5 units ($15 max)
New York (No proof): $4 per unit, up to 5 units ($20 max)
Florida (With proof): $3 per unit, up to 20 units ($60 max)
New York (With proof): $4 per unit, up to 20 units ($80 max)
Combined maximum payout: $80 per household
About
If you bought Gerber Good Start Gentle (GSG) infant formula in Florida or New York between October 10, 2011, and April 23, 2016, you may be entitled to up to $80 — no proof of purchase required for basic claims.
This class action lawsuit accused Gerber Products Company of false advertising, claiming the formula could reduce the risk of allergies and atopic dermatitis, despite a lack of scientific support. Plaintiffs also alleged that Gerber misrepresented the formula as FDA-endorsed for allergy prevention. Gerber denies all wrongdoing but has agreed to a settlement to resolve the litigation.
Who Can File a Claim?
Anyone who purchased Gerber Good Start Gentle infant formula for personal use (not for resale or through WIC/Food Stamps) in Florida or New York during the class period — October 10, 2011, to April 23, 2016 — may qualify for compensation.
You’ll need to provide:
The infant’s name and birthdate
Your relationship to the infant
The state where the purchase was made
If you no longer live in Florida or New York, you can still qualify by showing you lived there during the class period. One claim per household is allowed.
Products Covered by the Settlement
Gerber Good Start Gentle infant formula
Purchased in Florida or New York
For personal use only
Not received through WIC or Food Stamps
Don’t Miss Your Chance to Claim Compensation
If you purchased Gerber Good Start Gentle infant formula in Florida or New York between October 10, 2011, and April 23, 2016, you may be eligible for up to $80 in compensation — even without a receipt.
🗓️ Deadline to File a Claim: August 25, 2025
While Gerber denies the claims in the lawsuit, they’ve agreed to a settlement to resolve the case.
👉 Click here to file your claim now and make sure you don’t miss your chance to get compensated.