Every FDA and USDA recall we hold for Pepsico Inc. This is a record of published agency notices, not an assessment of the company: a recall is often the result of a firm's own testing and voluntary action, and firms that test more thoroughly may appear here more often.
Lipton Green Tea Citrus bottles were recalled because the outer case and individual bottle labels did not match the actual product contents. Consumers expecting diet tea with zero sugar instead received regular tea with 25 grams of sugar, which is a concern for people managing sugar intake or diabetes.
Pepsico Inc. recalls 12 oz Aluminum cans of Mug Root Beer packaged in 12-can cartons because cans labeled as regular Mug contain Mug Zero Sugar instead. Consumers managing diabetes or restricting sugar intake may consume an incorrect product due to the mislabeling.
Pepsico recalled Schweppes Zero Sugar Ginger Ale because products labeled as zero sugar actually contained full sugar. Consumers with diabetes or those managing sugar intake may be harmed by the mislabeling.
Pepsico recalled Lipton Diet Green Tea Citrus 24-packs due to undeclared aspartame and missing phenylketonurics warning. Consumers with phenylketonuria could face health risks from unlabeled aspartame exposure.
Starbucks brand frappuccino vanilla chilled coffee drink was recalled due to glass fragments found in the product. Consumers drinking the product could suffer mouth and digestive tract injuries.
Mountain Dew Major Melon Zero 12-ounce cans sold in 12-packs contained full-sugar formula instead of zero-sugar, creating a labeling mismatch. Consumers with diabetes or dietary restrictions relying on zero-sugar labeling received incorrect product.
Pepsico Inc recalled Starbucks Vanilla Espresso Triple Shot ready-to-drink beverages due to possible contamination by metal fragments. Consumers could be injured by metal fragments in the beverage.
Pepsico recalled Lipton Iced Tea Peach 24-packs because individual bottles were mislabeled as zero sugar when they contain sugar. Consumers with diabetes or those counting sugar intake may consume more sugar than intended.
Pepsico recalled Starbucks Doubleshot Espresso canned coffee products due to inadequate sealing. Improper sealing may lead to premature spoilage and the product may taste off or be unsafe to consume.
PepsiCo Inc recalled Evolve Double Chocolate and Vanilla Bean Plant-Based Protein Shakes in 11oz Tetra Pak cartons due to undeclared soy. Consumers with soy allergies could experience an allergic reaction.
PepsiCo recalled Diet Mountain Dew 20 oz. plastic bottles from a Michigan promotional giveaway because the bottles contained full-calorie Mountain Dew instead of the diet version. Consumers expecting a lower-calorie beverage received a full-sugar product.
PepsiCo recalled Diet Pepsi in multiple pack sizes due to labeling discrepancies regarding aspartame content. Consumers with aspartame sensitivity may be harmed if the product contains undeclared aspartame.
Diet Pepsi 7.5 oz cans in 6-packs are recalled due to undeclared aspartame. Consumers sensitive to aspartame or those who need to avoid it for medical reasons are at risk.
PepsiCo Foods International recalled Diet Pepsi due to mislabeling of the product. Consumers relying on the label for accurate product information were misled.
PepsiCo recalled Diet Pepsi Caffeine Free due to labeling error where the outer wrap stated Aspartame Free while the product contains aspartame. Consumers sensitive to aspartame may be harmed if they rely on the outer label.