Coors draws these popular beers from the shelves in the middle of the controversy
This decision comes when customers have started to publish shocking products from the products.
Whether you meet with friends after work or relax after shaking the lawn, taking place with acold beer in your hand There has been a hobby for centuries. And as the hot weather in summer comes back, you will probably be even more likely to share some of yourfavorite beers With friends and families in backyard barbecues and meetings by the pool. But if you are a fan devoted to a major brasserie, it can be more difficult to find your cans of choice in the coming weeks. Indeed, Coors draws two of its most popular beers from the shelves in the midst of a little controversy linked to social media. Read the rest to see why these emblematic beers are part of a reminder.
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Food and drinking reminders are not uncommon, both for safety and quality control problems.
In recent weeks, food reminders and drinks have affected dozens of products in the United States due to serious health threats they can represent. The long list includes aPopular cheese brand potentially contaminated by the list, a tea drink drawn from the shelves due toHepatitis has concernedand a chain of reminders linked toJif peanut butter it may be contaminatedSalmonella bacteria.
However, not all reminders are due to microbial contamination or health problems: some are linked to overall quality control. In July 2021,Wellington Brewery published a declaration recallingPineapples with pin wheel Beer after discovering "that some cans have undergone secondary fermentation, causing higher levels of CO2 in cans" and putting them at risk of exploding at higher temperatures, even if the beer itself was sure to to drink. But now, two emblematic beers are taken from the shelves on product quality problems.
Coors recalls two popular beers due to quality control problems in a production installation.
On June 8, the Dierbergs Markets grocery channel announced that it all firedCoors Light and Keystone Light Beers shelves. Affected products include Coors Light 12 Oz. Traps sold in 12 packs, 18 packs, 24 packs and 30 packs, as well as Keystone Light 12 Oz. Canans sold in 15 packs and 24 packs.
"Molson Coors recently aware of a quality problem on certain 12 oz packages from Coors Light and Keystone Light produced only at Brasserie Trenton (production site 1020)," wrote the store in the ad. "Although there is no food security risks associated with the product, Molson Coors chooses to remove it from the market so as not to disappoint consumers."
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Customers recently caused controversy after having published popular beer videos on social networks.
The recall occurs only a few days after customers went to social networks toPublish product videos Who have managed to provoke a certain degree of controversy surrounding the products, reported the website to verify facts on the Internet SNOPES for the first time. A clip published on Tiktok which has since been seen more than 3 million times shows a customer paying what seems to be a mud ofA box of Coors Light, saying that this is the "second we have had". And in a second video published on Tiktok, another user shows a box of Keystone Lightan equally viscous liquid While saying that it is "the second beer that I obtained in this way of two different cases" and describing it as "thick and syrupy like ... Slobber".
It is not clear if social media videos are linked to the last product recall.
According to SNOPES, attempts to check the location of the place where the videos have been made have so far failed, finally concluding that there is no final evidence that they are linked to the products drawn. However, although Molson Coors did not comment on the videos themselves, they proposed an explanation for the recall of the recently delivered supermarket of Coors Light and Keystone Light.
"At Molson Coors, quality is our absolute priority, so when we have recently become aware of a quality problem on certain packets of Coors Light and Keystone Light produced at the Brasserie Trenton, we have chosen to voluntarily remove these packs on the market ", The Brasserie Le Conglomerat told Snopes in an email when it was contacted to comment. "Although we have chosen to deliberately withdraw these packs, there is no food health risk associated with the product. The problem was with a line that exclusively produces cans of 12 oz, it had an impact on a Only percentage [sic] a small percentage of cans produced online and it has since been resolved. Work is already underway to reconstruct the inventory as quickly as possible and because our national inventory position on these SKU is stronger That it has not been for years, we can divert production in this market area from others the breweries are starting this week. "
Depending on the opinion of the Dierbegs markets, any person with questions or concerns about recall or product problems can call the Hotline of Molson Coors quality printed on each box on 1-800-645-5376. Customers affected by the store reminder can also return items for a full refund.
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