The investigation follows an August 4 report by MarketBeat detailing Suja Life’s second-quarter earnings. The company slashed its annual sales guidance to a range of $360 million to $369 million, citing a significant shift toward lower grocery bookings. This disclosure wiped out nearly half of the stock's value in a single trading session.

Rosen Law Firm, a New York-based practice specializing in shareholder rights, is currently vetting potential class action claims. The firm is seeking investors who purchased securities prior to the price collapse to participate in a prospective recovery effort. Interested parties are directed to contact attorney Phillip Kim to discuss legal options, which operate on a contingency fee basis.