FDA Announces Recall for 3 Popular Coca-Cola Sodas Due to Possible Metal Contamination
FDA Announces Recall for 3 Popular Coca-Cola Sodas Due to Possible Metal Contamination The FDA categorized a recall of three Coca-Cola beverages on Monday as Class II, which is the second-highest risk category. Earlier in October, thousands of cans of Sprite, Coca-Cola, and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar were taken out of stores because of possible metal contamination, which can result in internal injury if drunk. The impacted sodas are a Class II recall, meaning that they may have "temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences" or that there is a "remote" chance of major adverse health impacts. 2. The Pharmaceutical and Food Administration. Remembers definitions and context. Which Sodas Were Recalled? Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages, LLC started the recall on October 3 and it affects drink cans that are exclusively sold in Texas:1 Food and Drug Administration. Report on enforcement: 97751. Over 4,000 units of the products are affected by the recall, whi...