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Capri Sun Orange: Sugar Mix-Up Sparks Recall
12 Jul
Summary
- Certain Capri Sun Orange multipacks mislabelled as sugar-free.
- Affected batches contain regular sugar, posing a risk to diabetics.
- Consumers can return mislabelled products for a full refund.
Capri Sun UK Limited has issued an urgent recall for specific batches of its Capri Sun Orange drink. This action is a precautionary measure affecting Northern Ireland only, due to incorrect labelling on some multipacks. Pouches intended to be sugar-free were mistakenly labelled as regular Capri Sun Orange.
The affected batches contain the standard sugar content of the regular product, posing a potential risk for consumers who must monitor their sugar intake, including individuals with diabetes. The recalled product comes in a 10 x 200ml pack size with batch codes L104, L105, and L106, and a best-before date of April 1, 2027.
Shoppers in possession of these specific batches are urged not to consume the drink. Retail stores will display point-of-sale notices detailing the recall. Customers can return the affected products to their place of purchase for a full refund, irrespective of whether they have a receipt. This recall does not extend to any other Capri Sun products.
