Capri-Sun Orange Recalled Over Incorrect Zero-Sugar Pouches

Capri Sun UK is recalling selected Orange multipacks in Northern Ireland. Some contain pouches labelled as Orange Zero even though they hold the regular full-sugar drink. The outer multipack states the normal sugar level correctly, but the individual pouches could mislead someone managing their sugar intake.

What’s Affected

• Product: Capri Sun Orange
• Pack size: 10 x 200ml
• Batch codes: L104, L105 or L106
• Best before: 1 April 2027

What You Should Do

If you need to manage your sugar intake, do not drink the affected product. Return it to the shop where it was bought for a full refund. Check the outer pack’s batch code as well as the wording on individual pouches.

Why the Individual Pouch Is the Problem

The FSA says the outer pack correctly states the sugar level of the regular Orange drink. The mismatch appears on some individual pouches, which say Orange Zero while containing the full-sugar product. Once a pouch is separated from its box, the person drinking it may only see that incorrect description.

That is why the notice focuses on consumers who need to manage sugar intake. Someone choosing a drink for that reason needs accurate information on the item they actually receive, including when it is handed to them by another person.

Keep the Multipack Details Available

Check the ten-pack's L104, L105 or L106 code and 1 April 2027 date alongside the pouch wording. If you have already split a multipack between lunch bags or households, let the recipients know about the alert and check any remaining box. The notice is specific to Northern Ireland. Ask the retailer for help if the outer packaging is gone and you cannot identify which purchase the pouch came from.

Read the official FSA notice for the recall details and any further updates.