Swire Coca Cola USA recalls Caffeine-Free Barq s Root Beer 12 Pack, 12 oz cans (Class III)
Recalling Caffeine-Free Barq s Root Beer 12 Pack due to mislabeling.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Coca-Cola Cherry Zero Sugar Fridge Pack, 12 - 12 FL OZ CANS (144 FL OZ) in a 12-pack fridge pack carton. UPC 049000047516; UPC Cherry Coca-Cola Zero Sugar can 049000047561; Cherry Coca-Cola can 04905004. There are 2 12-packs per case.
Exterior packaging correctly identifies the contents as Cherry Coca-Cola Zero, the cans contained in the fridge pack are incorrectly labeled as Cherry Coca-Cola and do not include the required notification for phenylketonurics that the beverage contains phenylalanine.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0854-2022 | Coca-Cola Cherry Zero Sugar Fridge Pack, 12 - 12 FL OZ CANS (144 FL OZ) in a 12-pack fridge pack carton. UPC 049000047516; UPC Cherry Coca-Cola Zero Sugar can 049000047561; Cherry Coca-Cola can 04905004. There are 2 12-packs per case. | Cherry Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, MAY3022TOA 15:25 -16:15 (time stamps) 12 oz. can in a 12-pack fridge pack. Cherry Coca-Cola, MAY3022TOA, 12 oz. can (Single Cans Only) *If removed from the above 12 pack at the store for individual sale. | Terminated |
Recalling Caffeine-Free Barq s Root Beer 12 Pack due to mislabeling.
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