High noon released a voluntary recall after Celsius Energy drinks in eight states have been deformed and may contain vodka. The company reports that a “shared package supplier” mistakenly shipped empty reeds for Celsius Astro Vibe Sparkling Blue Razz Edition to a high noon, which filled the reeds with alcoholic drinks from its beach variety 12 packages.
The deformed reeds were sent to distributors in Florida, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Virginia and Wisconsin between July 21-23, 2025, according to notice posted on the FDA website. A high noon spokesman, who is owned by E&J Gallo Winery, emphasized by email that it is important to note that Celsius and high noon are not owned by the same company or anyway.
“Can suppliers be able to provide empty reeds to a manufacturer. The manufacturer then fills the reeds with their product. In this case, a supplier, which is shared by both brands mistakenly sent empty Celsius canns, who were mixed between high noon reeds,” a high -end spokesman said in a statement.
No diseases or adverse events have been reported, but obviously selling energy drinks with alcohol to a non -Esperanto public is bad for some groups, including children, alcoholics, and anyone who just doesn’t want to make a noise while working. It would also risk people who drive or take medicines that interact poorly with alcohol.
“As a reminder, consumers are advised to throw away Celsius’s energy drink Vibe, sprinkle a blue razor edition silver covers with the affected lottery codes (L CCB 02JL25 2:55 to L CCB 02JL25 3:11) and does not consume the liquid,” the company said
High noon also provided a graphic with more information about the products exchanged, including revocation of a lot. The affected Celsius canns of Astro Vibe spraying a blue razz release will have a silver lid instead of a black cover on the top.
Customers who find distorted Celsius canns are encouraged to contact the customer relations office at high noon by email [email protected]. The company will provide further information on repayments, according to a press release. The recall is coordinated with the FDA and the alcohol and tobacco tax and a commercial bureau.
“We work with the FDA, traders and distributors to actively manage the recall to ensure the security and well -being of our consumers,” the high noon spokesman said in a statement.
