Soda company recalls soft drinks over chemicals, dyes linked to cancer: What to know

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Soda Recall:

The FDA recalls four types of Charles Boggini Company s sodas due to undeclared dangerous food dyes.

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Carcinogenic Soda Dyes:

Pink and Yellow Lemonades found to contain benzidine, a carcinogen, prompting the recall.

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Affected Products:

Recalled items include Pink Lemonade, Yellow Lemonade, Yellow Lemonade X, and Cola Flavoring Base.

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Health Risks:

Red 40 and Yellow 5 dyes linked to cancer, allergies, migraines, ADHD, and allergic reactions.

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Recall Soda Locations:

Products recalled across Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Arizona, Missouri, Illinois, Nevada, and California.

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Volume Recalled:

28 gallons of Pink Lemonade, over 2,700 gallons of Cola Flavoring Base, and 112 gallons of Yellow Lemonade.

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Undeclared Sulfites:

Cola Flavoring Base also contained undeclared sulfites, causing allergic reactions and respiratory issues.

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Health Hazard Classifications:

Cola Flavoring Base classified as Class II, and Yellow Lemonade as Class III health hazards by the FDA.