Be careful if you bought Coca-Cola Cherry: cans are recalled throughout France

Le lot de canettes concerné a été commercialisé dans toute la France. DR

Le site gouvernemental Rappel Conso alerte sur la présence de potentiels produits dangereux dans un lot de canettes vendu dans toute la France. Si vous en avez acheté, il ne faut pas les consommer. Un remboursement en magasin est possible.

Beware of fizzy drink lovers. The government website Rappel Conso is warning this Friday, June 8, about the presence of potentially dangerous products in cans of Coca-Cola Cherry (cherry flavored), sold throughout France.

“The inner coating of the can in phenoxy resin is produced from Bisphenol A (or BPA, Editor's note)”, explains Rappel Conso.

An endocrine disruptor banned since 2012

Banned in France since 2015 in food containers, Bisphenol A is considered by the French National Agency for Food Safety (ANSES) to be an endocrine disruptor and is suspected of being linked to multiple disorders and diseases (breast cancer, infertility, etc.).

The batch concerned is the "N°08/02/2025 L09B". Conso Recall invites people who have purchased Coca-Cola Cherry in cans bearing this batch number to stop consuming it. A recall procedure is open until August 27.

You can return the cans concerned to the store and request a refund.