Fairhope Roasting Company recalls cold brew coffee concentrate jugs due to missing refrigeration label. This could cause spoilage if stored at room temperature.
Product requires refrigeration but the label is missing a "Keep Refrigerated" statement
Fairhope Roasting Company is recalling cold brew coffee concentrate jugs because the label doesn't say 'Keep Refrigerated'. This means the coffee could spoil if left out of the fridge, but it won't cause injury.
The coffee concentrate requires refrigeration to stay fresh, but the label doesn't state this. If left unrefrigerated, it could spoil and become unsafe to drink.
Food service businesses and home users who purchased Fairhope Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate jugs with the specific UPC code. Those storing the product at room temperature are most at risk of spoilage.
Check for 1-gallon plastic jugs with UPC 852236006062. The product was sold with batch numbers from 05/11/26 to 05/14/26 and expires by 09/09/26 to 09/12/26.
If the coffee concentrate is stored at room temperature, it may have spoiled. Refrigerate it immediately if not already kept cold.
The coffee concentrate could spoil if left unrefrigerated, but it is safe to drink if kept cold. Check the label for the correct storage instructions.
Look for 1-gallon plastic jugs with UPC 852236006062. The product was sold with batch numbers from 05/11/26 to 05/14/26 and expires by 09/09/26 to 09/12/26.
Refrigerate the coffee concentrate if it's not already kept cold. If it's been left out, it may have spoiled and should be discarded.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Fairhope Roasting Company to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0951-2026 — Fairhope Roasting Company Fairhope Roasting Company Hello, I own a Fairhope Roasting Company that is covered by recall H-0951-2026 from Fairhope Roasting Company. 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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