UK: Carlsberg bottles recalled over glass fear
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 17 September 2001
Packs of Carlsberg lager are being recalled in the UK market, because of fears of dislodged glass from the bottles' necks. In a report today, the BBC says that as a precautionay measure bottles sold in eight packs from Iceland and Sommerfield stores since 1 September are being recalled. Carlsberg-Tetley said there was a slight risk glass particles may dislodge from the neck of the 275ml bottles.
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Packs of Carlsberg lager are being recalled in the UK market, because of fears of dislodged glass from the bottles' necks. In a report today, the BBC says that as a precautionay measure bottles sold in eight packs from Iceland and Sommerfield stores since 1 September are being recalled. Carlsberg-Tetley said there was a slight risk glass particles may dislodge from the neck of the 275ml bottles.
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