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PopCorners slack-fill lawsuit, not yet taking claimants
Last checked August 30, 2026
A proposed class action alleges that PopCorners snack bags sold by PepsiCo contain non-functional slack-fill, meaning empty space that serves no purpose beyond making the bag look fuller. The 7-oz Sea Salt bag is the example named in the complaint.
No claim form exists. The source page lists no court, case number, law firm, or deadline. Any sign-up would follow only a court-approved settlement.
Questions about the PopCorners case
Is there a PopCorners settlement to sign up for?
No. The PopCorners slack-fill case is a proposed class action with no settlement, claim form, or deadline as of August 30, 2026. The allegations are unproven.
Who would qualify in the PopCorners lawsuit?
Anyone who bought any PopCorners snack bag in California for personal use, not resale, within the last four years. Buyers in other states are not included on the source page, and a court has not certified the class.
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