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Coconut Water Recall Update As FDA Sets Risk Level

Coconut Water Recall Update As FDA Sets Risk Level

Summary

The U.S. FDA assigned a low-risk Class III recall to about 12,000 cases of coconut water from Tipp Distributors Inc due to incorrect packaging information. The cans inside have correct labels, but the outer packaging didn't include the added sugar content, which is 5 grams per can. The affected coconut water was sold across 11 U.S. states.

Key Facts

  • Tipp Distributors Inc recalled 12,000 cases of "C20 Coconut Water with Pulp."
  • The recall happened because of incorrect nutrition and ingredient information on the cardboard packaging.
  • The cans themselves have the correct labels regarding sugar content.
  • The coconut water was sold in 15-pack cases, each can holding 17.5 ounces.
  • The affected product expires between April 3, 2027, and June 5, 2027.
  • It was distributed to retailers in 11 states: Colorado, California, Arizona, Washington, Texas, Florida, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey, Minnesota, and Michigan.
  • The FDA gave the recall a Class III label, meaning it's not likely to cause health problems.
  • There are no specific instructions from the FDA or Tipp Distributors for consumers with this coconut water.

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