My Chai recalls sugar-free salted caramel syrup due to lack of production records causing acidification. Affected products have batch numbers RC032121-SFSLTCAR through RC112921-SFSLTCAR with expiration dates extended to 3 years from production.
Acidified product is recalled due to lack production record.
My Chai is recalling sugar-free salted caramel syrup because the product lacks production records, leading to acidification. This means the syrup may not be safe for consumption as intended.
The syrup lacks production records, which causes acidification. This means the product may not be safe for consumption as intended, potentially leading to health issues if consumed.
Owners of My Chai Sugar Free Salted Caramel Syrup in square 0.5-gallon HDPE plastic bottles with batch numbers RC032121-SFSLTCAR through RC112921-SFSLTCAR are affected. People who consume the syrup without checking the batch number or expiration date are at risk.
Check for batch numbers starting with RC032121-SFSLTCAR, RC062321-SFSLTCAR, or RC112921-SFSLTCAR on the bottle. The product was sold until fall 2023 with expiration dates extended to 3 years from production.
Look for batch numbers on the bottle: RC032121-SFSLTCAR, RC062321-SFSLTCAR, or RC112921-SFSLTCAR.
The syrup lacks production records, which causes acidification and makes it unsafe for consumption.
Batch numbers RC032121-SFSLTCAR, RC062321-SFSLTCAR, and RC112921-SFSLTCAR are affected.
Expiration dates were extended to 3 years from the production date for these batches.
We’ve drafted a message you can send My Chai to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0118-2025 — My Chai My Chai Hello, I own a My Chai that is covered by recall F-0118-2025 from My Chai. 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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