Wawa has initiated a recall of its lemonade, iced tea, and fruit punch beverages sold in select stores in the Philadelphia area due to potential exposure to an undeclared milk allergen. This action comes in light of a temporary equipment issue that has since been addressed.
The recall impacts 15-ounce containers of Wawa brand lemon iced tea, diet lemon iced tea, diet lemonade, and fruit punch, which were available in Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland, and Virginia. A comprehensive list of affected stores can be found on Wawa’s website.
The affected beverages are marked with expiration dates of May 15, May 18, and May 19.
Wawa has reported that no illnesses have been associated with this recall, which is primarily a precautionary measure. Those with milk allergies may experience severe or life-threatening reactions if they consume the contaminated products.
Consumers who have purchased any of the affected drinks are advised to dispose of them and reach out to Wawa customer service online or by calling (800) 444-9292. Refunds are being issued in the form of Wawa gift cards.
Key Takeaways
- Wawa is recalling various beverages due to potential milk allergen exposure.
- The recall affects specific flavors sold in several states.
- Affected beverages have expiring dates of May 15, May 18, and May 19.
- No illnesses have been reported related to this issue.
- Consumers are encouraged to dispose of affected products and seek a refund.
FAQ
What products are included in the recall?
The recall includes 15-ounce containers of Wawa brand lemon iced tea, diet lemon iced tea, diet lemonade, and fruit punch.
Are any illnesses reported due to this recall?
As of now, there have been no reported illnesses associated with the recalled beverages.
What should I do if I have purchased a recalled product?
If you’ve bought a recalled beverage, dispose of it and contact Wawa customer service for a refund.
Wawa is committed to ensuring the safety of its customers and is taking this proactive measure to mitigate potential risks.
