Dr. Pepper Snapple Group recalled Diet Rite Pure Zero Cola, which was labeled as caffeine-free but actually contained caffeine. Consumers sensitive to caffeine or seeking a caffeine-free product may experience unexpected effects from the undeclared caffeine.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Diet Rite, Pure Zero Cola, 0 calories, 0 caffeine, 0 sodium, Bottled under the authority of Dr. Pepper/Seven up Inc. Plano TX. packed in 2 liter bottles, 0.5 liter bottles, and 12 oz cans.
Product is labeled to be caffeine-free but contains caffeine.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0030-2018 | Diet Rite, Pure Zero Cola, 0 calories, 0 caffeine, 0 sodium, Bottled under the authority of Dr. Pepper/Seven up Inc. Plano TX. packed in 2 liter bottles, 0.5 liter bottles, and 12 oz cans. | 2 liters: 17242NL6, 17255NL3; 0.5 liters: 17243NL4; 12 oz cans: 17242NL6, 17255NL3; | Terminated |
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