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FDA Announces Recall of Popular Zero-Sugar Soda After It Was Found To Contain Full Sugar - Allrecipes
The FDA announced a recall of a popular zero-sugar soda after it was found to contain regular sugar.
77K cans of 7Up Zero Sugar soda recalled for containing full sugar - USA Today
A recall was issued for approximately 77,000 cans of 7Up Zero Sugar because they may contain regular sugar.
77,760 cans of 7UP Tropical are being recalled over a zero-sugar mislabeling error - qz.com
A recall has been issued for 77,760 cans of 7UP Tropical because they were incorrectly labeled as zero sugar.
Recall of popular soft drink hits 77,000 cans after zero-sugar labels found on full-sugar soda - foxbusiness.com
A soft drink recall reportedly affects 77,000 cans after some full-sugar soda was labeled as zero-sugar.
7UP recall : 77 , 760 cans recalled over undeclared sugar
More than 77,000 cans of 7UP Tropical were recalled after regular soda was reportedly placed in packaging labeled as Zero Sugar.
Recall of popular soft drink hits 77 , 000 cans after zero - sugar labels found on full - sugar soda
More than 77,000 cans of 7UP Tropical are being recalled because some cans labeled as zero sugar may contain the full-sugar beverage.
FDA Announces 7Up Recall After Zero-Sugar Cans Were Found to Have 38 Grams of Sugar - health.com
The FDA announced a recall of 7Up Zero Sugar cans after they were found to contain 38 grams of sugar.
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