The Coca-Cola Company is recalling certain Minute Maid products due to the possibility of containing foreign objects, such as metal bolts or washers.
According to the US Food and Drug Administration, the recalled products were distributed in Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, New York, North Carolina, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
Since the products expire in 2022, there is concern that many consumers may still have the products in their homes because of their long shelf life.
The recall of Minute Maid is Coca-Cola’s most recent following a similar action in late November concerning Coca-Cola and Sprite sodas in cans containing an undisclosed foreign matter.
Like the recalled Minute Maid products, the Coca-Cola and Sprite sodas in cans also expire in 2022.
Coca-Cola sold the recalled Coke and Sprite products across Southeastern states.


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