12,000 Cases of Popular Water Recalled in 11 States for Hazard to Some Consumers

The Healthy·Mar 9

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A recall of a popular water product has been issued in 11 states due to a potential hazard to some consumers. The scope of the recall is unclear, with reports varying from 12,000 cases to 650,000 bottles, and also possibly involving cans of coconut water. The reason for the recall appears to be related to production issues, with one report citing "insanitary conditions" at a facility.

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