Tropicana Products

I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to bring to your immediate attention a distressing experience I recently had with one of your products.

Yesterday, I purchased a Tropicana juice from a local supermarket named Sahara Supermarket in Thiruvarur.

However, upon opening the product, I discovered that it was a counterfeit version of your juice available in the market. This discovery alone is disheartening, as I have always trusted Tropicana for its commitment to quality and authenticity.

More alarmingly, upon closer inspection, I found that the counterfeit product was contaminated with harmful and impure substances. This discovery is deeply concerning and raises serious questions about the safety and integrity of Tropicana products being sold in the market.

As a loyal customer, I urge you to conduct a thorough investigation into this matter and take immediate action to address the distribution of counterfeit Tropicana products.

Additionally, I implore you to strengthen your quality control measures to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future.

Furthermore, I request your assurance that steps are being taken to ensure the safety and authenticity of Tropicana products, as the presence of harmful substances in counterfeit products poses significant risks to consumers.

Thank you for your prompt attention to this urgent matter. I eagerly await your response and the swift resolution of this issue.

This is "Shrinkflation" at its worst! Dr.

Phil did an entire show about this slick and sick corporate stunt whereby companies cheat their own customers in the name of profits. Companies are required by law to state the weight of the product on the product panel, so be very careful when making your purchase and note what the weight and price are now. I no longer buy Tropicana in protest of this decision to take juice out of the container, and others doing the same or similar thing without regard to their customers. Another slick trick they pull in addition to lowering the weight of what's inside the package is lowering the price (including using coupons), and then RAISING the price to what it was before the disappearing contents.

I blow the whistle on these companies and protest by shopping the competitors offering better value and truthfulness. I now buy from other manufacturers (Pepsico owns Tropicana), and started eating more oranges rather than the diluted Tropicana juice being sold. And that's another thing: manufacturers are diluting the product to give you less so they can save more. Check the ingredients as well: they must be listed in the order from most to least.

Another slick trick: "Now with 20% More" on the front of the package. Yeah, the 20% you just took out. I have never seen any product manufacturer say "Now With 20% Less In The Package!" and we never will. Tropicana and others might think people are stupid and don't notice this, but as a famous advertising executive once said, "The Consumer Is Not An Idiot.

She Is Your Wife." Are you listening, Tropicana? Also, caveat emptor can mean "Let the buyer beware" or, these days, "Beware of shrinking contents inside the package to the point where it is almost empty." How disgraceful!

I used Tropicana for decades and do not like the "thing" they have now become. They'll tell you that they take product out in lieu of raising the price, but don't buy it. As I said, they raise the price back up, working in conjunction with the retailer.

A big scam.

Tropicana destroyed the trust. Vote with your wallet, don't buy them, and then let's see what they do after scrambling to fix this mistake.