PA Bottled Water Recalled
June 2008
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced the recall
of a brand of bottled water that may pose health risks to consumers. The
recall targets one-gallon Nestle Pure Life Purified Drinking Water
products sold in Shop-Rite stores in Pennsylvania, Connecticut,
Delaware, New Jersey, and New York.
The FDA said that the water may contain a diluted form of a common food grade cleaning compound that leads to a bitter or sour taste. If ingested in high amounts over a long period of time, this could pose a possible health concern. It is advised that the water not be consumed or used in preparing infant formulas or other foods and drinks.
Affected by the recall are 150 one-gallon jugs of the water that were produced on May 5, 2008. The first line of the product data code printed on the shoulder of the bottles is 050508126WF024, and the second line starts with the numbers "08."
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Source: "Recall of Nestle Pure Life Purified Water." U.S. Food and Drug Administration Press Release. June 24, 2008.




