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Phoenix Ginger Beer, Creaming Soda, Cola, Orange Fizz, Sparkling Apple, Sparkling Blood Orange

Official notice

1 Nov 2011

Last checked

1 Nov 2011

Medium riskACCC

An official ACCC notice concerns Phoenix Ginger Beer, Creaming Soda, Cola, Orange Fizz, Sparkling Apple, Sparkling Blood Orange. Some products received inadequate pasteurisation during production. This results in an increase in fermentation and increase in pressure inside the bottle. This increased pressure can cause the cap to pop off or in some cases the bottle could shatter causing possible laceration injuries. Published 2011-11-01.

What to do now

Consumers should not attempt to open the bottle or consume the product. Please call our hotline on 1800 673 890 (free call in Australia) for instructions on safe disposal and to arrange a replacement or refund.

Recall number

695b72cc-7c3f-4369-959a-2339dac79399

Official notice

2011-11-01

The hazard

Some products received inadequate pasteurisation during production. This results in an increase in fermentation and increase in pressure inside the bottle. This increased pressure can cause the cap to pop off or in some cases the bottle could shatter causing possible laceration injuries.

How to check if you're affected

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Models

DESCRIPTION ALL PRODUCTS ARE PACKAGED IN GLAS

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Affected products

Product 1

Package description and size: 1. Ginger Beer, 330ml, BEST BEFORE 22/08/12 2. Creaming Soda, 330ml, BEST BEFORE 22/08/12 3. Orange Fizz, 330ml, BEST BEFORE 23/08/12 4. Cola Cluster 4 Pack, 4 x 330ml, BEST BEFORE 22/08/12 5. Sparkling Apple, 300ml, BEST BEFORE 23/08/12 6. Sparkling Blood Orange, 300ml, BEST BEFORE 23/08/12

Risk / hazard

Some products received inadequate pasteurisation during production. This results in an increase in fermentation and increase in pressure inside the bottle. This increased pressure can cause the cap to pop off or in some cases the bottle could shatter causing possible laceration injuries.

Where it was sold

The source does not list specific retailers. See the official notice for where affected products were sold.

Location 1

AU · Australia

Affected area 1

AU · Australia

Source & status

Source

Tier

beta

Category

HOME

Classification

General product safety

App estimate

medium

Recall details

Recall number

695b72cc-7c3f-4369-959a-2339dac79399

Classification

General product safety

Source tier

beta

Documents, notices & source

See the official notice and source documents for full details.

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