Ribena withdraws some batches of bottled cordial after customers report changes in taste, appearance
SINGAPORE — Batches of Ribena bottled cordial have been withdrawn from shelves here as a precautionary measure, after customers reported changes in appearance and taste before the products’ expiry dates.
The products recalled by Suntory Beverage & Food Singapore are Ribena’s Blackcurrant Fruit Cordial in 1L and 2L bottles, with expiry dates from Aug 17, 2021 to Oct 16, 2021.
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SINGAPORE — Batches of Ribena bottled cordial have been withdrawn from shelves here as a precautionary measure, after customers reported changes in appearance and taste before the products’ expiry dates.
The products affected by the recall are Ribena’s Blackcurrant Fruit Cordial in 1L and 2L bottles, with expiry dates from Aug 17, 2021 to Oct 16, 2021.
In a statement on Wednesday (Nov 11), Suntory Beverage & Food Singapore, which owns the Ribena brand, said that it is looking into its production and distribution chain to determine the cause.
Suntory said that its preliminary findings showed that a small percentage of bottles in the affected batches were affected.
“Although not every bottle in the affected batches is impacted, consumers are advised not to drink the product if it appears or tastes unusual,” the statement read.
Customers who have bought products from the affected batches and are unsure about the quality may contact Suntory at its consumer hotline 1800-645-9551 or send an email to marketing.sg [at] suntory.com.
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