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Maybe you are a sparkling person. Or maybe the fresh juice helps you spend the day. You could evenStart with coffee so whatGo to soda since lunch. Anyway, everyone has their own tastes with regard to their drink of choice, especially if the only effort required to take advantage of it is to open a box. But before you reach your next refreshment, you may want to take a second to check its label after a large drinking manufacturer has published a reminder. Read more to see which popular drink you should avoid right now due to safety problems.

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Like food products, drinks are subject to inspection by agencies such as Food & Drug Administration (FDA) to ensure that they are sure to consume. And recently, there have been some products from the shelves due to the potential risks they pose.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

On June 5, the FDA announced that the urban remedy hadmade a reminder From its biological revitalization revitalizing tea with pink strawberry strawberry. The drink was removed from the shelves after an agency survey found that the strawberries used as an ingredient of the product could be linked to aHepatitis an epidemic in the USA.

A FDA August 5 alert announced that ColoradoRoyal Crest Dairy had issued a voluntary recall of some of the pints of reduced fatty chocolate milk from its farmers. The company discovered that the product couldContain unconvolved eggs, a known allergen that can cause serious reactions in some people.

And on August 10, the agency issued a warning that Lyons Magnus LLC hadexpanded a recent reminder To include 88 of its products, including certain milk and non -dairy items, after discovering that they could have been contaminated byCronobacter sakazakii bacteria. The long list of affected products includes Aloha articles, cafe grumpy, to ensure harvesting, glunerna, imperial, intelligentsia, kate farms, barista style, lyon dream care, mre, oatly, Optimum nutrition, Organic Valley, Harvest, Pirq, first protein, rejuvenit, full, stuptown, Sweetie Pie Organics, tone and uproot. But now another large company is shooting one of its drinks in the shelves.

According to an application report published by the FDA on September 8, Pepsico Inc.made a voluntary reminder From his popular Starbucks Vanilla Espresso Triple Shot Energy Coffee BeverageProduct for the iconic coffee chain, Food Safety News Reports. A total of 221 cases of drink are affected by the move.

The agency notes that the articles affected have been distributed to seven states stores, notably Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Oklahoma and Texas, but exact locations have not been specified. The drink is packed in containers of 15 ounces originally sold in case of 12.

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The FDA opinion stipulates that the company has expressed the recall due to "a possible contamination by foreign documents" in drinks. In this case, the agency quotes "metal fragments" as a potential element. These objects could potentially cause serious injury or dental damage if they were consumed, according to Food Safety News.

So far, neither the FDA ni Starbucks have published information on the expiration date of the affected elements or the UPC code. However, if you bought drinks, you should not consume them and return the product to their original place of purchase, according to Food Safety News.

Even if canned drinks are distinct from prepared drinks and served in the locations of Starbucks in the United States, this is not the first time that the companyOne of its products from the shelves this summer. On June 26, the coffee chain announced that it had published aVoluntary order "Stop Sell" For its chicken, its maple butter and its egg sandwich after the product has failed the company's standards,Wall Street's journal reported. The employees were invited to throw the remaining sandwiches after an internal examination found that they "do not meet quality standards" less than a week after the launch of the new seasonal menu element.

"We are committed to a high level of quality in the products that we serve and always act with an abundance of caution whenever a product or quality problem is raised," said a Starbucks spokesperson in June on Sandwich's recall, by Wall Street's journal .