DYMA BRANDS recalls SYSCO Low Cal Lemonade (8.6oz) due to metal fragments from damaged production sifter. Consumers should check UPC 00734730132648 and lot 264 EGA for affected products.
After an investigation, the firm discovered that a sifter used in the production of the Dextrose for each product was damaged and introduced metal fragments in the products.
DYMA BRANDS is recalling SYSCO Low Cal Lemonade (8.6oz) because metal fragments were found in the product during production. This could cause injury if swallowed or ingested.
During production, a damaged sifter introduced metal fragments into the lemonade. If swallowed or ingested, these fragments could cause injury. The hazard is not immediate but occurs during consumption.
Anyone who purchased SYSCO Low Cal Lemonade (8.6oz) with UPC 00734730132648 and lot number 264 EGA. People who consume the product are at risk of injury from metal fragments.
Check for SYSCO Low Cal Lemonade (8.6oz) with UPC 00734730132648 and lot number 264 EGA. The product was distributed by SYSCO Corporation in Houston, Texas.
Look for the UPC 00734730132648 and lot number 264 EGA on the product label.
The recall states metal fragments were found in the product, so it is not safe to drink. Consumers should not consume the affected product.
Check for the UPC 00734730132648 and lot number 264 EGA on the product label.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so consumers should check with the manufacturer or retailer for guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send DYMA BRANDS to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0237-2025 — DYMA BRANDS DYMA BRANDS Hello, I own a DYMA BRANDS that is covered by recall F-0237-2025 from DYMA BRANDS. 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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