PepsiCo Recalls Mug Root Beer and Schweppes Ginger Ale Amid Mislabeling Issues

The soda giant faces repeated labeling errors, risking health concerns for sugar-avoidant consumers like diabetics.

PepsiCo has issued recalls for over 2,800 cases of Mug Root Beer and 233 cases of Schweppes Zero Sugar Ginger Ale due to mislabeling.
The affected Mug Root Beer cases, mistakenly containing the 'Zero Sugar' variant, were distributed across six states in the U.S.
The mislabeled Schweppes Ginger Ale cans, containing full-sugar soda instead of the zero sugar version, were shipped to Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
The recalls began in March, with the FDA officially announcing the investigations recently.
Health risks posed by these mislabeling incidents are particularly significant for individuals who need to manage their sugar intake, such as diabetics.