Coca-Cola recalls 2L Zero Sugar bottles with UPC 4900005014 due to potential inconsistent ingredient blending. Affected bottles have DEC1514 CNB date codes. No remedy specified in recall notice.
Equipment malfunction led to ingredients to be blended at levels that are inconsistent with approved formulations.
Coca-Cola is recalling 2-liter Zero Sugar bottles with UPC 4900005014 because equipment malfunction caused inconsistent ingredient blending. This could lead to products not matching approved formulations, though the recall doesn't specify a safety risk to consumers.
Equipment malfunction during production caused ingredients to be blended at inconsistent levels. This means the product may not match the approved formulation, but the recall does not specify how this affects consumer safety.
Owners of Coca-Cola Zero 2-liter bottles with UPC 4900005014 and DEC1514 CNB date codes are affected. Consumers using these bottles for drinking are most at risk if the product doesn't meet approved formulations.
Check for the UPC 4900005014 on the bottle. Affected bottles have a DEC1514 CNB date code with timestamps around 12:19 to 12:22.
Identify the UPC 4900005014 and DEC1514 CNB date code on the bottle.
The recall states equipment malfunction caused inconsistent ingredient blending, but it does not specify any safety risk to consumers.
The recall notice does not specify any remedy or action steps for consumers.
Check for the UPC 4900005014 and DEC1514 CNB date code with timestamps around 12:19 to 12:22.
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Subject: Recall F-0754-2015 — Coca-Cola Coca-Cola Hello, I own a Coca-Cola that is covered by recall F-0754-2015 from 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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