7up Zero Sugar Tropical Soda cans labeled as zero sugar but contain full sugar. Recall affects 12-packs with specific UPCs and lot numbers. Consumers should check labels and contact company for details.
Product mislabeled - cans are labeled as Zero Sugar, but contain full sugar product
7up Zero Sugar Tropical Soda cans are mislabeled as sugar-free but actually contain full sugar. This means the product isn't what it claims to be, which could affect dietary needs for people managing sugar intake.
The product is labeled as 'Zero Sugar' but contains full sugar. This mislabeling means consumers might be consuming more sugar than intended, especially for those with dietary restrictions or health conditions requiring low sugar intake.
People who bought 7up Zero Sugar Tropical Soda 12-packs with specific UPCs and lot numbers from stores. Those managing sugar intake are most at risk due to the product containing sugar instead of being sugar-free.
Check for 12-pack cardboard cartons labeled '7up Tropical Flavored Soda' with UPC 078000037975 on the can and 078000037982 on the carton. Lot numbers XXXXBR062156 and XXXXBR062256 with use by date March 23, 2026.
Look for the label '7up Tropical Flavored Soda' on the carton and the UPC codes 078000037975 and 078000037982 on the can and carton.
The product is mislabeled as 'Zero Sugar' but contains full sugar instead, which means it's not sugar-free as advertised.
Check for 12-packs with UPC 078000037975 on the can and 078000037982 on the carton, and lot numbers XXXXBR062156 or XXXXBR062256.
The recall doesn't specify a remedy, so contact Buffalo Rock Company Inc for details on what to do next.
We’ve drafted a message you can send 7up to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0504-2025 — 7up 7up Hello, I own a 7up that is covered by recall H-0504-2025 from 7up. 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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