High Noon has released a memory on a variety of beach packs due to the presence of alcohol in the wrong type of cans. Inside these 12 packs, a variety of beach beach can contain some sealays label cans-which should contain a energy drink-which was sent inside them with a high afternoon Vodka Seltzer.
Ken, which is filled with high nun vodka saleszer, is misled as a Celsius Estro Wabi Energy Drink, a shining Blue Reset edition, and has a silver peak instead of blacks. According to a statement, the High Noon found out the error after receiving an empty sale of cans instead of empty high afternoon cans.
The distributors sent the beverages to Florida, New York, Ohio, South Carolina, Virginia and Wisconsin between July 21 and July 23.
This is what the lots codes have influenced and what to do if you buy these cans.
What to do if you were affected by the memory of high noon drinks
High Noon has advised people who purchased the following code of Celsius Astro Veb Energy Drink, suggested that the blue reservation edition shine and not waste it. Lot codes are L CCB 02jl25 2:55 to L CCB 02jl25 3:11. Other high afternoon packs should not be affected.
The high afternoon said there were no illness or incidents as part of a false statement. If you have purchased the affected drinks, contact high afternoon consumer relationships for next steps and refunds at consyerrelations@highnonvodka.com. This is being remembered with the American Food and Drug Administration and alcohol and tobacco tax and the Trade Bureau.
CNET reached a high afternoon for comment but did not get an immediate response.
