Coca-Cola recalls Minute Mhelp ‘Zero Sugar’ Lemonade due to mistaging

Thousands of cases of Minute Mhelp “Zero Sugar” Lemonade that actupartner holded the standard, brimming-sugar lemonade were recalled in September, the Food and Drug Administration proclaimd. 

The mistaged cans of lemonade were sent to stores in three states — Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio, the FDA shelp.

A statement from Coca-Cola, which owns Minute Mhelp, shelp that the impacted items were no lengthyer on store shelves and customers in these states should not be troubleed they were drinking a mistaged product. 

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A recurrentative from Coca-Cola telderly Fox News Digital in an email on Wednesday that the company “voluntarily recalled a restricted quantity” of the 12-ounce cans in the three states noticed. 

“No impacted product remains in the taget, and all recall activities in those tagets are end,” the recurrentative shelp.

A total of 13,152 cases of the mistaged lemonade were recalled, according to the FDA’s free. 

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Each case holds 12 cartons of 12 cans of lemonade.

Minute Mhelp Zero Sugar, which is sugaryened with aspardomesticated, has zero grams of sugar, Coca-Cola’s website states.

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Conversely, Minute Mhelp Lemonade holds 28 grams of sugar per cup. 

The FDA classified the incident as a “Class II” recall on Oct. 10.

A “Class II” recall is detaild as “a situation in which use of, or expostateive to, a violative product may cause transient or medicpartner reversible adverse health consequences or where the probability of grave adverse health consequences is distant,” according to the FDA’s website.

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It is less cut offe than a “Class I” recall, which unbenevolents there is a “high enjoylihood” that the impacted product could cause grave injury or death.