Great Lakes Coca-Cola recalls Fanta Orange 12-packs with zero sugar label error. The product contains full sugar, not zero sugar as labeled. Consumers should check UPC 049000030730.
Immediate package labeled as zero sugar contains the full sugar variety
Great Lakes Coca-Cola is recalling Fanta Orange 12-packs that incorrectly label some cans as 'zero sugar' when they actually contain full sugar. This labeling error could mislead consumers about the product's sugar content.
The product is labeled as 'zero sugar' but contains full sugar instead. This labeling error means consumers might be consuming more sugar than they intended, especially if they are monitoring their sugar intake.
Anyone who purchased Fanta Orange 12-packs with the UPC 049000030730. People most at risk are those who rely on accurate sugar labeling for dietary reasons.
Check for the UPC 049000030730 on the product. The date code is FEB1224DDB1956. The product is a 12-pack of 12-ounce Fanta Orange cans.
Look for the UPC 049000030730 and date code FEB1224DDB1956 on the 12-pack of Fanta Orange cans.
The product is labeled as 'zero sugar' but contains full sugar instead of zero sugar.
Check for the UPC 049000030730 and date code FEB1224DDB1956 on the 12-pack of Fanta Orange cans.
The recall does not require action for consumers, but you can check the product label to confirm if it's affected.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Great Lakes Coca-Cola to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1009-2023 — Great Lakes Coca-Cola Great Lakes Coca-Cola Hello, I own a Great Lakes Coca-Cola that is covered by recall F-1009-2023 from Great Lakes Coca-Cola. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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