Great Lakes Coca-Cola Distribution LLC has recalled 14,074 cases of Fanta Orange 12-packs because the cans inside, which are labeled as 'Zero Sugar,' actually contain the full sugar variety of the soda. The affected products were distributed to retailers in California and can be identified by a specific date code and UPC number. No injuries or illnesses have been reported in connection with this mislabeling incident to date.
Consumers who need to manage their sugar intake for medical reasons, such as diabetes or other metabolic conditions, may inadvertently consume significant amounts of sugar. This could lead to elevated blood glucose levels and associated health complications.
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Recall #: F-1009-2023; Date Code: FEB1224DDB1956
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