Pepsico recalls Lipton Green Tea Citrus 16.9oz bottles due to undeclared sugar content. Consumers may have purchased these 12-packs with labels showing 25g sugar but the product contains more sugar than labeled.
Undeclared sugar in finished product-primary package does not reflect the product inside bottle.
Pepsico is recalling Lipton Green Tea Citrus 16.9-ounce bottles sold in 12-packs because the product contains more sugar than the label indicates. This could mislead consumers about the actual sugar content in the drink.
The product label states 25g of sugar per bottle, but the actual product contains more sugar than declared. This discrepancy means consumers might be consuming more sugar than they intended, potentially leading to health issues related to high sugar intake.
Anyone who purchased Lipton Green Tea Citrus 16.9-ounce bottles in 12-packs from stores. People who are sensitive to sugar content may be at higher risk.
Check for 16.9-ounce PET bottles labeled 'Lipton Green Tea Citrus' sold in 12-packs. The outer case should show 'Lipton Green Tea Citrus (25g sugar)' while individual bottles say 'Lipton Diet Green Tea Mixed Berry (0g sugar)'.
Look for the label on the bottle that says 'Lipton Green Tea Citrus (25g sugar)' on the outer case and 'Lipton Diet Green Tea Mixed Berry (0g sugar)' on the individual bottle.
Yes, the product is safe to drink but contains more sugar than labeled, which may affect health if consumed in large quantities.
Check for 16.9-ounce PET bottles labeled 'Lipton Green Tea Citrus' sold in 12-packs with the outer case showing 'Lipton Green Tea Citrus (25g sugar)' and individual bottles showing 'Lipton Diet Green Tea Mixed Berry (0g sugar)'.
The recall does not require action as the product is safe to drink but contains more sugar than labeled. Consumers may want to check their sugar intake.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Lipton to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0010-2026 — Lipton Lipton Hello, I own a Lipton that is covered by recall H-0010-2026 from Lipton. 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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