Gatorade recall covers drinks with undeclared dyes in 37 states
The recall concerns undeclared food dyes in Gatorade products distributed across 37 states.
AI illustrationGatorade products distributed across 37 states have been recalled over food dyes that were not declared. The recall reportedly involves about 122,000 cases of the sports drink and was initiated by manufacturer PepsiCo on 25 September.
The affected products reportedly include 28oz bottles in the Orange, Lemon Lime, Gatorade Orange Zero and Lime Zero varieties. According to reports, yellow dyes prompted the voluntary action, which was classified as a class II recall in a federal notice.
A federal regulatory agency reportedly said the recalled drinks could cause temporary adverse health consequences. The available reports identify undeclared dyes as the reason for withdrawing the products; the volume of cases, bottle size, named varieties and September start date are details reported about that recall.