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122,021 cases recalled. But the real story is WHY. Certain 28-oz Gatorade Lemon Lime, Lemon Lime Zero, Orange and Orange Zero lots contained Yellow 5 or Yellow 6 that wasn’t declared on the ingredient label. This was a labeling issue — not a newly discovered contamination event. And not every bottle is affected. AFFECTED CODES: Lemon Lime • JUN 07 27 — DL 091026 • JUN 08 27 — DL 091126 Zero Lemon Lime • APR 18 27 — DT 072226 • APR 20 27 — TL 072426 • APR 27 27 — TL 073126 Orange • APR 18 27 — OA 082126 • APR 18 27 — OA 082326 • APR 25 27 — TL 072926 • APR 25 27 — TL 073026 • MAY 07 27 — TL 081026 Zero Orange • APR 23 27 — TL 072726 • APR 28 27 — DL 080126 • MAY 17 27 — DL 082026 • MAY 22 27 — KM 082526 • JUN 01 27 — KM 090426 • JUN 07 27 — DT 083126 💡 One more thing worth knowing: Yellow 5 and Yellow 6 are FDA-permitted synthetic food colors. The FDA says reactions are uncommon, although Yellow 5 can cause itching or hives in some sensitive people. For children, FDA says most do not show adverse behavioral effects from food colors, but some children may be sensitive. California’s OEHHA also reviewed the research and found synthetic food dyes can contribute to hyperactivity and other neurobehavioral effects in some children. That doesn’t mean every child is affected. It does mean the label matters. The FDA classified this recall as Class II: serious consequences are considered unlikely, but temporary or medically reversible effects may occur. Sources: PepsiCo/Gatorade, FDA, California OEHHA. Follow TrendWire for the story behind what’s happening. #gatoraderecall #foodnews #recallalert #consumersafety #trendwire
122,021 cases recalled. But the real story is WHY. Certain 28-oz Gatorade Lemon Lime, Lemon Lime Zero, Orange and Orange Zero lots contained Yellow 5 or Yellow 6 that wasn’t declared on the ingredient label. This was a labeling issue — not a newly discovered contamination event. And not every bottle is affected. AFFECTED CODES: Lemon Lime • JUN 07 27 — DL 091026 • JUN 08 27 — DL 091126 Zero Lemon Lime • APR 18 27 — DT 072226 • APR 20 27 — TL 072426 • APR 27 27 — TL 073126 Orange • APR 18 27 — OA 082126 • APR 18 27 — OA 082326 • APR 25 27 — TL 072926 • APR 25 27 — TL 073026 • MAY 07 27 — TL 081026 Zero Orange • APR 23 27 — TL 072726 • APR 28 27 — DL 080126 • MAY 17 27 — DL 082026 • MAY 22 27 — KM 082526 • JUN 01 27 — KM 090426 • JUN 07 27 — DT 083126 💡 One more thing worth knowing: Yellow 5 and Yellow 6 are FDA-permitted synthetic food colors. The FDA says reactions are uncommon, although Yellow 5 can cause itching or hives in some sensitive people. For children, FDA says most do not show adverse behavioral effects from food colors, but some children may be sensitive. California’s OEHHA also reviewed the research and found synthetic food dyes can contribute to hyperactivity and other neurobehavioral effects in some children. That doesn’t mean every child is affected. It does mean the label matters. The FDA classified this recall as Class II: serious consequences are considered unlikely, but temporary or medically reversible effects may occur. Sources: PepsiCo/Gatorade, FDA, California OEHHA. Follow TrendWire for the story behind what’s happening. #gatoraderecall #foodnews #recallalert #consumersafety #trendwire

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