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.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Lipton Green Tea Citrus. 16.9 ounce PET Bottle. sold as 12pk. Outer case label reads as , "*** Lipton Green Tea Citrus (25g sugar)***" Individual bottle label reads as "*** Lipton Diet Green Tea Mixed Berry (0g sugar)***). Shelf stable.
Undeclared sugar in finished product-primary package does not reflect the product inside bottle.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| H-0010-2026 | Lipton Green Tea Citrus. 16.9 ounce PET Bottle. sold as 12pk. Outer case label reads as , "*** Lipton Green Tea Citrus (25g sugar)***" Individual bottle label reads as "*** Lipton Diet Green Tea Mixed Berry (0g sugar)***). Shelf stable. | Individual bottles and 12 pack outer wrap: DEC 01 25. HHMM DW 08035 | Terminated |
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