Undeclared sugar in finished product-primary package does not reflect the product inside bottle.
Pepsico
17 recalls • Categories: Beverages, Other Foods, Produce, Dairy & Eggs, Snacks & Candy
Class I - Dangerous
Product was mislabeled. Can labeled as regular Mug contains Mug Zero Sugar
Class I - Dangerous
During an internal investigation the firm discovered that product labeled as Zero Sugar contains full sugar product.
Class I - Dangerous
Undeclared aspartame and lack of Phenylketonurics warning on immediate container (16.9fl.oz. bottle)
Class I - Dangerous
Foreign object (glass).
The outer wraps match the liquid in the can (Zero Sugar - Mountain Dew Major Melon) however the primary package (can) is incorrect (Full Sugar Mountain Dew Major Melon). Product inside can matches the product/nutritional panel on the point-of-sale outer container wrap.
Class I - Dangerous
Possible contamination by foreign material (metal fragments).
Class I - Dangerous
Immediate package (individual 16.9 FL OZ bottle) is incorrectly labeled as the zero sugar variety, the product inside the bottle is the sugar containing variety
Class I - Dangerous
An issue with adequate sealing of canned coffee products potentially lead to premature spoilage.
Class I - Dangerous
An issue with adequate sealing of canned coffee products potentially lead to premature spoilage.
Class I - Dangerous
An issue with adequate sealing of canned coffee products potentially lead to premature spoilage.
undeclared soy
undeclared soy
Class I - Dangerous
Front label states diet Mountain Dew, but the product is actually full calorie Mountain Dew.
The outer case indicates that the product contains Aspartame; however, the wrap on the individual cans state that the product is Aspartame free.
Diet Pepsi 7.5 oz cans, 6 pack, are recalled due to undeclared Aspartame.
Class I - Dangerous
Primary package is properly labeled with Aspartame containing liquid but the outer wrap states Aspartame Free.