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CASES PULLED FROM STORES
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ALERT 01
More than 122,000 cases of Gatorade are being recalled.
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ALERT 02
Some labels did not list the food dyes Yellow 5 and Yellow 6.
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ALERT 03
Lemon-Lime and Orange flavors are affected.
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ALERT 04
The recall covers products sold in 37 states.
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ALERT 05
Only certain 28-ounce bottles are affected.
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CHECK
Look for the production code printed on your bottle.
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FDA
The FDA lists the recall as Class II.
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WARNING
If your bottle matches the recall, do not drink it.
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WHAT TO DO
Compare your bottle with the official recall list before drinking.
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STAY ALERT
Check your Gatorade bottle before you drink it.
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