Apple juice recall: 133,000 cases of juice sold in several states
In a significant consumer safety alert, a major recall has been issued for 133,000 cases of apple juice distributed across several states. The recall, announced on September 10, 2024, affects a wide range of products that have been sold in grocery stores, supermarkets, and other retail outlets.
A recall of apple juice over concerns about potentially harmful levels of arsenic has expanded to more than 133,000 cases of juice sold at stores across the country. There have been no reported illnesses or adverse effects related to the consumption of the affected apple juice.
The recall now includes the “Nice! 100% apple juice” and “Clover Valley 100% apple juice” brands, among others.
The recall spans multiple states, including but not limited to:
– California
– Texas
– Florida
– New York
– Illinois
– Pennsylvania
– Ohio
– Georgia
– North Carolina
– Michigan
A list of some of the stores
Consumers are advised to check their apple juice products for the following details to determine if they are part of the recall:
You can find that info HERE on the FDA’s website
If you have purchased apple juice that matches the recall criteria, you are urged to:
1. Stop consuming the product immediately.
2. Return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund.
3. Contact the company’s customer service hotline for further information and assistance.
