The Coca-Cola recalls
Every food recall in the FDA enforcement data involving The Coca-Cola. 5 recall events on record since 2019.
Common reasons
Kinds of food
Latest recalls
- The Coca-Cola recalls Topo Chico MINERAL WATER CARBONATED 16.9 FL OZ: label issue
June 25, 2025 · The Coca-Cola · Beverages Class IIPseudomonas in Mineral Water. The firm was notified by their distributor that product placed on hold was released and shipped to customers. Product: Topo Chico MINERAL WATER CARBONATED…
- The Coca-Cola recalls Powerade Mountain Berry Blast and 2 more: foreign object
April 10, 2024 · The Coca-Cola · Fresh produce Class IIThe potential presence of a foreign metal object in the product, i.e. a stainless-steel ring. Product: Powerade Mountain Berry Blast - 20oz PET bottles 24 variety pack, 8 bottles of…
- The Coca Cola recalls Minute Maid Fruit Punch and 2 more: foreign object
December 15, 2021 · The Coca Cola · Beverages Class IIMay contain foreign object (metal bolt or washer) Product: Minute Maid Fruit Punch, 59 fl. oz.(1.8 QT)1.75 L, Unit UPC: 025000047725, Case UPC: 025000047732
- The Coca-Cola recalls Glaceau Vitaminwater XXX labeled to be Glaceau Vitaminwater Zero…: label issue
June 16, 2021 · The Coca-Cola · Supplements and infant formula Class IIProduct labeled to be "zero sugar" may contain sugar due to an incorrect label being used. Product: Glaceau Vitaminwater XXX labeled to be Glaceau Vitaminwater Zero Sugar XXX…
- The Coca-Cola recalls Minute Maid STRAWBERRY LEMONADE FLAVORED WITH OTHER NATURAL FLAVORS… and 1 more: foreign object
December 9, 2020 · The Coca-Cola · Beverages Class IIThe firm was notified via a consumer complaint that the product contained a long piece of metal. Product: Minute Maid STRAWBERRY LEMONADE FLAVORED WITH OTHER NATURAL FLAVORS 59 FL OZ (1.8…
Frequently asked questions
Has The Coca-Cola had food recalls?
The FDA enforcement data we hold lists 5 recall events for The Coca-Cola, of which 0 recalls are Class I (FDA’s highest-risk class).
What are the most common reasons?
foreign material (3), labeling and quality (2).
Which kinds of food are involved?
beverages (3), supplements and infant formula (1), fresh produce (1).
How do I know if my food is affected?
Open the recall and compare the product name, size and lot or date codes with what you have. If it matches, follow the company’s and FDA’s instructions.
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