Trader Joe’s recalls Gerolsteiner Sparkling Natural Mineral Water bottles over hazard

Trader Joe’s remember certain bottles of imported metal water about the possibility of shattering glass containers.

The summons affects the GEROLSTEINER bottles that shine natural mineral water, which is imported German mineral water. According to the American Consumer Product Safety Committee (CPSC), bottles were sold for about $ 3 for pop.

In the March 12 announcement, the grocery chain said that some symbols of many of the product “may have the possibility of cracked/damaged bottles.” The affected products contain a lot of the number 11/28/2024 l or 11/27/2024 L.

“The problem has been determined by research related to breaking the bottle during production and may affect 1 % of the bottles in the above icons,” explained the series. “If you have bottles with Lot Code, please do not use them. We urge you to get rid of them carefully and go to any atmosphere for a full recovery.”

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Trader Joe has started calling GEROLSTEINER WATER NATURAL MINERAL WATER this month. (Getty Images / CPSC / FOX News)

Trader Joe said that no injuries to the bottles were reported. The summons affects 61,500 units in total, per CPSC.

CPSC encouraged consumers to “immediately stop using the summoned GEROLSTEINER water bottles, and return the bottles from the affected pieces to the store where they were purchased to recover full money.”

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Geraolsteiner swallows natural mineral water bottles sold for $ 3 each. (Trader Joe’s / Fox News)

“Consumers will not be requested to prove the purchase, but they will need to return the recovered bottle to recover the amount (in the form of cash or balance),” the advertisement said.

The last Joe dealer recalls a month after the chain is called from the frozen organic ACAI vessels on February 14. At that time, the series said that “the product may contain foreign (plastic) materials,” and urged customers to get rid of them or return products to stores.

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Signs on the shopping cart at the grocery store at the most powerful Gul East Side at the most important air in New York, in the United States, on Thursday, December 2, 2021. (Jeenah Moon / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)

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Customers who have questions about calling mineral water are urged to contact Trader Joe’s relations (626) 599-3817.

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