Wawa recalls milk and lemonade beverages due to possible foreign object contamination

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Wawa issued a recall for several of its drinks over possible foreign object contamination. 

The Pennsylvania-based organization voluntarily recalled its strawberry lemonade, strawberry milk, lowfat milk and whole milk, which were sold at Wawa stores in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, according to a Food and Drug Administration report.

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Which Wawa products were recalled?

Why you should care:

Wawa’s voluntary recall was issued on Sept. 23 for the beverages listed below:

• Wawa Strawberry Lemonade in 16-ounce plastic bottles. The code date is Nov. 7. The Universal Product Code is 007626191018982. A total of 2,750 units were distributed.
• Wawa Lowfat Strawberry Milk in 16-ounce plastic bottles. The code date is Oct. 6. The UPC is 00726191015134. A total of 30 units were distributed.
• Wawa Whole Milk in 16-ounce plastic bottles. The code date is Oct. 9. The UPC is 00726191014403. A total of 154 units were distributed.

How many drinks were recalled?

Dig deeper:

Approximately 2,934 beverage units were recalled in what the Food and Drug Administration FDA classifies as a Class II recall, meaning that a product can cause temporary or medically reversible health consequences. The chances of severe consequences are unlikely, but not impossible.

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The product codes may vary on the bottles, but consumers who have a bottle that matches the recalled product, size and date should not drink it and throw it away.