If you have this popular juice in your refrigerator, don't drink it, says Maker
The company has read a serious production problem after customers have filed complaints.
Sometimes it is a large and freshly pressed glassIn addition to breakfast. In others, it is a way to cool off with a hot summer afternoon. And whilefresh water Should always be an essential hydration option, there are situations where Juice looks like the best drink at the moment. But now a large company remembers one of its popular juice products due to a serious problem it has discovered. Read the rest to see what item you should stop sipping immediately.
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This is not the only recent recall.
Food products and drinks sold to the public are subject to an inspection for reasons of quality and safety control. Discovering something bad or even from a dangerous distance generally initiates a reminder, including an example of a large recent scale.
On July 29, the FDA alerted the public that Lyons Magnus LLC hadmade a reminder 53 of his coffee drinks, non -dairy milks and protein drinks. The company has decided to withdraw the products from the shelves after discovering that it can be contaminated by a potentially dangerousCronobacter sakazakii bacteria.
Initially, affected products included the popular edition of barista oat milk oats, as well as products made by Aloha, Glunerna, Imperial, Intelligentsia, Kate Farms, Lyons Barista style, Lyons Ready Care, MRE, Pirq, Pirq, Pirq, Pirq, Pirq, Pirq, Pirq, First Protein and Stomptown. But on August 10, Lyon Magnusexpanded the recall To a total of 88 articles, by adding cafe grumpy products, toning, derogating, a biological valley, with regard, a rejuvenation, optimal nutrition, biological tart products to my darling, ensure harvest, Kate Farms' pediasing harvest and additional products on the list. The FDA warned that the items affected "should not be consumed" and should rather be thrown or returned to their purchase point for a refund immediately.
And now another company is one of its emblematic juice products from the shelves.
Kraft Heinz has expressed the recall of a popular juice in its range.
On August 12, Kraft Heinz announced that he had launched aVoluntary reminder of its wooden cherry cherry juice mixtures Capri Sun. According to a press release from the company, 5,760 cases are affected in total.
Kraft Heinz says that the product recalled is printed with a "better when used on date" of June 25, 2023. It is also packed in individual pockets of 6.6 ounces sold in cardboard boxes with 08768400100 UPC . From Capri Sun to wild cherry is the only affected product.
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The company pulled the juice sachets due to a serious manufacturing problem in the middle of customer complaints.
According to a press release from Kraft Heinz, the company has published the recall because a "diluted cleaning solution, which is used on food processing equipment", has been accidentally added to a production line in the One of its facilities. He discovered the problem after having received "several customer complaints" about the taste of the article. The company says it is now working with retailers and distributors to eliminate all affected products from the market.
"Kraft Heinz is committed to maintaining the highest security and quality standards," the company wrote in its press release.
Here is what you need to do if you buy the juice recalled.
As part of the current recall, the company urges anyone who bought the Capri Sun assigned not to consume it and bring it back to its point of purchase. Anyone with questions can contact Kraft Heinz by calling 1-800-280-8252 during the week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. IS. Customers can also use this number to obtain a refund.
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