Concern over the presence of glass fragments in the bottles has caused the cola giant, Coca-Cola to recall five of its popular drinks in New Zealand.
The company has informed the public that their products, Soda Lemon Twist, Schweppes Lemonade, Tonic Water, and Dry Ginger Ale in 330ml glass bottles, with best-before dates between January 10 and 30, 2014 have faced a recall, and consumers have been asked to doubly check the best-before date on the neck of the bottle.
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In their communication, Coca-Cola has revealed that a fault within the bottles in the batches mentioned could have fragments of glass pieces due to chipped finishes. They have cautioned the public to avoid consuming bottles with best-before-date between January 10 and 30, 2014.
Source: Medindia
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