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Mug root beer cans labeled as regular may actually contain Mug Zero Sugar due to mislabeling. This poses a risk to people with diabetes or those avoiding artificial sweeteners who relied on the label.
Schweppes Zero Sugar Ginger Ale bottles actually contain full-sugar product instead of zero sugar, posing a risk to diabetics and those limiting sugar intake. The affected 7.5 fl oz bottles have UPC 0 78000 02965 9.
Mountain Dew Major Melon 12-packs have incorrect labeling: cans say "Full Sugar" but contain zero sugar product. This risks misleading consumers with diabetes or sugar-restricted diets about nutritional content.
Starbucks Vanilla Espresso Triple Shot drinks may contain metal fragments that could injure your mouth or digestive system. Anyone who purchased this product should stop drinking it immediately.
Lipton Peach Iced Tea 24-packs contain regular sugar variety but are mislabeled as zero sugar. This poses a risk to diabetics and those monitoring sugar intake who relied on the label.
Starbucks Doubleshot Espresso cans may not seal properly, causing spoilage. Anyone who purchased this product should not consume it due to potential health risks from spoiled beverages.
Starbucks Doubleshot canned coffee (6.5 oz) is recalled due to faulty sealing that may cause spoilage. Anyone who purchased this product should not consume it.
Starbucks Doubleshot canned coffee may not be properly sealed, causing premature spoilage and potential bacterial growth. Consumers who drink spoiled product risk foodborne illness.
Evolve Double Chocolate Plant-Based Protein Shake contains undeclared soy, posing serious risk to people with soy allergies who could experience severe allergic reactions.
Evolve Vanilla Bean Plant-Based Protein Shake contains undeclared soy, posing a serious risk to people with soy allergies who could experience severe allergic reactions.