Johnson Creek Juice Turning Green!

[RainbowznStarz]

This could happen even if
you live in a warm-climate area toobecause packages are often routed
through cold-climate states.

Then wouldn't it happen to any liquid from any supplier? considering they all have to route through "cold-climate states"?

I think as someone else mentioned it's the actual sample bottles being used. This whole thing is intriguing. Anyone else watching their other bottles regardless of who they're from...just in case? lol

[TxTrouble]

Just got a response from JC. Its the same as everyone elses. I wonder why only 1 of my bottles have turn green and not the others? Well at least they havent turns as of yet. I guess time will tell.
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[smokum]

I think people need to simply sit back and wait for Christian to investigate the matter with his lab to respond, which I imagine won't be until mid to late Monday.

Its my understanding from previous communications with Christian that all final mixing and bottleling of the product are done at their contracted lab.

I am positive that this issue will come to light very shortly as Christian (from my dealings & communications), has been very forethright and genuine in manner.

If you are of great concern, then by all means shelf your supplies in the meantime and voice your concerns, yet lets not act like the anti's here and panic unnecessarily with speculations and non fact based ideas as they do.

-Greg

[Jaaxx]

Hmmmmm... anyone thought about this?

[ZambucaLu]

Hmmmmm... anyone thought about this?

Noooooo!!!

Lu

[Frankie]

It must have travelled through some REALLY cool areas.

[CalPilot89]

Just got another response from Christian stating that they determined that it is due to the switch to clear bottles. They stated that they forgot to warn everyone not to expose the bottles to any sunlight. He stated that the amber bottles filtered the UV light and thus prevented the change in color.
He stated that the formula has not changed, nor the bottling process.. Only the bottles..
He did reiterate that the product is still safe however will be glad to exchange..

[CalPilot89]

I did write back to him to make sure I am clear that the temperature is not a factor..

[CalPilot89]

For now everyone with clear bottles, keep them in the dark.. A quote from Christian: "thus making the formula extremely vulnerable to even the slightest amount of sunlight (indeed probably magnifying it somewhat.")

[CalPilot89]

This also may explain why most of the lighter colored liquids such as wild cherry, peach cobbler, Tennessee cured, and original tobacco changed first, and dark juice such as my vanilla ice cream did not...