Capri-Sun urgently recalls popular multipack drinks after labelling error could pose health risk
Capri-Sun has recalled selected multipacks sold after some were mistakenly labelled, prompting a health warning.
Capri-Sun has recalled selected multipacks of one of its popular drinks after some were incorrectly labelled as containing no sugar.


The recall affects specific batches of Capri-Sun Orange 10x200ml multipacks sold in shops across Northern Ireland. The products were mistakenly labelled as Capri-Sun Orange Zero, despite containing sugar.
Customers are being urged to check the batch code on any affected packs. The recall applies to Capri-Sun Orange 10x200ml multipacks with batch codes L104, L105 and L106, and a best before date of April 1, 2027.
In a consumer notice issued by the Food Standards Agency, Capri-Sun UK warned that the incorrect labelling could pose a risk to people who rely on accurate sugar information.
Matthew Done, managing director of Capri-Sun UK, said: "If you have purchased a 10pk Capri-Sun Orange with one of the above batch numbers and a best before date of April 2027, do not consume the product if you are a consumer who is dependent on sugar content (including those with type 2 diabetes).
"If you've bought an affected product, please return the product to the retailer where it was purchased for a full refund. No receipt is required."
The company said the issue relates only to the affected batches and has advised customers to stop using the product if they are dependent on accurate sugar content information.
Anyone who has purchased one of the recalled multipacks can return it to the store where it was bought to receive a full refund, even without proof of purchase.
