A whopping 50 million vehicles on the road have open recalls. Staying current on automotive recalls is critical, as some address dangerous issues. Tap or click here to find out if your vehicle is subject to a recall and get email notifications of future recalls. It seems there’s a Starbucks on every corner, doesn’t it? With millions of people getting their caffeine fix at the coffee chain daily, a recall affecting a Starbucks product can be especially harmful. While this recall affects ready-to-drink products sold at grocery stores and the like, it does address a dangerous issue.
Here’s the backstory
Did you know that Starbucks has a partnership with Pepsi? The soft drink manufacturer produces ready-to-drink coffee beverages for the Seattle-based juggernaut. Now PepsiCo is recalling 221 cases of Starbucks Vanilla Espresso Triple Shot beverages, according to an enforcement report from the FDA. Each case contains 12 bottles, so this recall affects 2,652 individual containers. RELATED: Check your medicine cabinet! How to find recalled drugs
Why this Starbucks drink is being recalled
The reason for the recall is listed as “Possible contamination by foreign material (metal fragments).” This can cause severe internal or dental injury. The recall was initiated on Aug. 15 and posted by the FDA on Sept. 8.
The contaminated drinks were distributed to retail stores in Arkansas, Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Oklahoma and Texas. If you purchased a bottle of Starbucks Vanilla Espresso Triple Shot, don’t drink it. Return it to where you bought it.
Incidentally, there’s not much information to help identify what the products look like. Though the report lists the recalled products as “bottles,” a quick Google search shows images of cans. To be safe, avoid any Vanilla Espresso Triple Shot can or bottle for the time being.
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