Approximately 10,593 cases of Powerade Zero - Grape (20oz PET bottles) are being recalled because the product incorrectly contains sugar, which is not declared on the label. This includes individual bottles and 24-variety packs containing 8 grape bottles. The recall was initiated after it was discovered that the sugar-free drink incorrectly contained sugar, posing a health risk to consumers who must strictly manage their sugar intake. No incidents or injuries have been reported to date.
Consumers who have medical conditions requiring restricted sugar intake, such as diabetes, could face health complications if they consume this product believing it to be sugar-free. While not a traditional allergen, the presence of undeclared sugar in a product labeled 'Zero' is a labeling failure that can affect blood sugar management.
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Recall affects 20oz PET bottles sold individually and grape bottles found within 24-bottle variety packs.
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