Capri-Sun health warning as multipacks pulled from supermarkets
NewsUK NewsProduct recallsThere has been an issue with some products12:53, 12 Jul 2026Supermarkets are pulling some batches of Capri-Sun from shelves. Capri Sun UK is recalling batches of the popular soft. . .
NewsUK NewsProduct recallsThere has been an issue with some products12:53, 12 Jul 2026Supermarkets are pulling some batches of Capri-Sun from shelves. Capri Sun UK is recalling batches of the popular soft drink over a labelling issue. Some batches of Capri-Sun Orange 10-packs sold in shops in Northern Ireland were wrongly labelled Capri-Sun Orange Zero, despite containing sugar. It means that the product could pose a risk to some, including people with diabetes. The recall applies to Capri-Sun Orange 10x200ml multipacks with batch codes L104, L105 and L106, and a best before date of April 1, 2027. READ MORE:The disturbing digital trail left by racist monster who raped Sikh woman he thought was MuslimIn a consumer notice shared by the Food Standards Agency, Capri Sun UK’s managing director Matthew Done said: "If you have purchased a 10pk Capri-Sun Orange with one of the above batch numbers and a best before date of April 2027, do not consume the product if you are a consumer who is dependent on sugar content (including those with Type 2 diabetes). "If you’ve bought an affected product, please return the product to the retailer where it was purchased for a full refund. "No receipt is required. "READ MORE:Secret to getting the best of BirminghamLive's storiesCapri-Sun said: "Due to a packaging error, some Capri-Sun Orange multipacks contain pouches incorrectly labelled as Capri-Sun Orange Zero. "The pouches contain regular Capri-Sun Orange, as correctly stated on the outer packaging. Article continues below"The incorrect pouch labelling may mislead consumers who need to monitor their sugar intake, including individuals with diabetes. "No other batches of other Capri-Sun products are impacted by this recall. "Don't miss the biggest and breaking stories by signing up to the BirminghamLive newsletter here. Choose Birmingham Live as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value. HealthProduct recalls