SunnyD Vodka Seltzer and other alcohol that looks like juice is everywhere. Some states are cracking down to avoid confusing shoppers.

• Alcoholic versions of popular juice drinks have popped up over the last few years.
• But two states now have rules barring the boozy beverages from being sold next to the original versions.
• Their worry is that consumers will get confused and even accidentally buy them for kids.

Two states are cracking down on alcoholic beverages that they say could be mistaken for juice, especially by parents looking for something suitable for their kids.