Snapchill Recalls Nearly 300 Canned Coffee Products Over Botulism Risk

FDA warns of potential contamination; no illnesses reported yet as company works to resolve manufacturing issue.

Snapchill has issued a nationwide recall of almost 300 canned coffee products due to fears of botulinum toxin contamination.
The recall affects products distributed by various coffee roasters and retail outlets, as well as those sold directly online by Snapchill.
Botulism is a rare but potentially fatal illness that can cause muscle paralysis and difficulty breathing.
The issue was identified when the FDA found that Snapchill had not filed required manufacturing process details.
Consumers are advised to destroy the products or return them for a refund, with no reported cases of illness so far.