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September 30, 1995
Gatorade recalls containers with glass fragments
Coming on the heels of consumer complaints that some bottles of Gatorade contained glass fragments, Chicago-based Gatorade Co.-a division of Quaker Oats-on August 29 voluntarily recalled 104ꯠ cases of its Thirst Quencher in 16-oz glass bottles.
The problem was traced back to a potentially faulty valve in one of the high-speed filling lines in the firm's Oakland plant and the company says it has taken steps to prevent a recurrence. The recall affects product shipped predominantly to California retailers plus a few other Western states and covers seven flavors filled April 19 to 21 and May 4 and 5. Product filled in plastic wasn't affected. No serious injuries were reported according to a California state health official and Gatorade estimates that over 90% of the product involved has already been purchased and consumed.

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