AG Barr is recalling 750ml glass bottles due to a manufacturing fault which may cause bottle caps to pop off unexpectedly

What happened

AG Barr has taken the decision to recall 750ml glass bottles on a precautionary basis because there have been a small number of reports that the bottle caps pop off unexpectedly.

Official consumer advice

If you have bought any of the above products carefully release the pressure from the bottle by pointing away from the body at arm’s length as you would when opening a bottle of sparkling wine and then return to store or contact AG Barr.

Affected products and codes

AG Barr
producer
IRN-BRU
Affected date information: Up to and including May 2019
product
AG Barr
producer
IRN-BRU sugar free
Affected date information: Up to and including May 2019
product
AG Barr
producer
Barr Red Kola
Affected date information: Up to and including May 2019
product
AG Barr
producer
Barr Soda Water
Affected date information: Up to and including May 2019
product
AG Barr
producer
IRN-BRU XTRA
Affected date information: Up to and including May 2019
product
AG Barr
producer
Barr Cola
Affected date information: Up to and including May 2019
product
AG Barr
producer
Barr Cream Soda
Affected date information: Up to and including May 2019
product
AG Barr
producer
Barr Ginger Beer
Affected date information: Up to and including May 2019
product
AG Barr
producer
Barr Lemonade
Affected date information: Up to and including May 2019
product
AG Barr
producer
Barr Limeade
Affected date information: Up to and including May 2019
product
AG Barr
producer
Barr Pineapple
Affected date information: Up to and including May 2019
product

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