More than 133,000 cases of apple juice have been pulled from shelves nationwide.
More than 133,000 cases of apple juice have been pulled from shelves nationwide after the products were found to potentially contain harmful levels of arsenic, according to an announcement from thevoluntarily recalled more than 9,000 cases of Great Value brand apple juice sold in Walmart. Now, the expanded recall now affects products sold by 9 different retailers, including Walmart as well as Aldi, Dollar Tree, Walgreens, and BJ’s Wholesale Club.This Walmart.
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