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FDA Recalls 19,203 Cases of Dr Pepper Zero Sugar Over Mislabeling

Containing 39 grams of sugar per can, the mislabeled products may cause temporary health issues for people with diabetes.

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Overview

  • The FDA upgraded the recall to Class II on June 5, signaling potential medically reversible health consequences.
  • The voluntary recall began on May 23 after officials found cans labeled “Zero Sugar” actually contained full-sugar Dr Pepper.
  • It covers 19,203 12-pack and 24-pack cases produced by Pepsi Beverages Company in Jacksonville, Florida, under license from CB Manufacturing Company Inc.
  • Only cases with product code XXXXRS05165 and a Best By date of February 16, 2026, distributed in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina are affected.
  • Consumers are urged to return recalled products to retailers or dispose of them safely to receive a refund or replacement.