BEWARE: Popular Drink Recalled In Texas Due To Serious DEADLY Risk

The FDA has announced a recall of a popular beverage in Texas. On October 4, it was revealed that Happy Moose Juice, Tropical Roots, and Happy Moose Strawberry may pose a health risk to residents.

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POPULAR HEALTH DRINK IS RECALLED IN TEXAS DUE TO SERIOUS DEADLY RISK

The FDA indicated that a foodborne illness could have contaminated these drinks, as part of the production process might not have undergone the necessary high-pressure treatment to extend the shelf life and prevent spoilage. There's a potential risk of pathogens such as salmonella, listeria, and E. coli in these products. Salmonella infection usually isn't life-threatening however,  according to the Mayo Clinic Salmonella can sometimes not be as dangerous as to be expected but in certain people especially infants and young children, older adults, transplant recipients, pregnant women, and people with weakened immune systems the development of complications can be dangerous if any of these bacteria are present, and consuming the drink could result in illness.

HERE IS WHAT TEXANS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE RISK OF THIS DRINK

The affected products were packaged in 12 fluid ounce plastic bottles, sold in nine-count packs, and marked for consumption until at least December 12, 2024. The recall was initiated following reports of spoiled juices. Texans who have consumed this beverage are advised to dispose of it immediately.