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Recalled Sangria Still for Sale - FDA Recall Alert

May 16, 2025

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Nearly two months after an FDA recall, a banned sangria product remains available in Ghanaian shops, spotlighting concerns regarding regulatory enforcement and consumer well-being. The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) issued a recall for Grand Chateaux Sangria Forte due to safety concerns and its unregistered status. This ongoing availability poses risks to consumers and raises questions about the effectiveness of recall efforts. The persistence of this FDA recall Sangria issue underscores the importance of vigilance in the marketplace.

Despite the FDA recall Sangria, findings from JoyNews checks reveal that numerous pubs, drinking spots, and regular shops continue to stock Grand Chateaux Sangria Forte. Sellers attribute the ongoing sales to a shortage of top beer brands, making the sangria an alternative for customers.

“JoyNews checks reveal pubs, drinking spots, and normal shops continue to stock the unregistered drink.”

A shop owner noted the drink’s popularity, stating, “Customers purchase the Grand Chateaux Sangria Forte drink — that one and the Coffee Ram moves.” This indicates a demand that overrides awareness of the FDA recall Sangria.

On March 19, the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) issued a recall order for Grand Chateaux Sangria Forte, specifically the Tetra Pak (250ml) and Canned (330ml Pétillante) variants, citing safety and regulatory concerns. The products were found on the Ghanaian market and actively promoted on social media without FDA registration, prompting the recall.

“The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) on March 19, issued a recall for Grand Chateaux Sangria Forte, specifically the Tetra Pak (250ml) and Canned (330ml Pétillante) variants, citing safety and regulatory concerns.”

Concerns have been raised regarding the apparent lack of stricter enforcement promised by the FDA following the FDA recall Sangria. This lack of visible action contributes to the continued availability of the product.

Consumers need to be aware of how to identify the recalled Grand Chateaux Sangria Forte products. The recall specifically targets the Tetra Pak (250ml) and Canned (330ml Pétillante) variants. Consuming unregistered or recalled beverages may pose health risks. It is advised that consumers avoid consuming the product and report its sale to the FDA immediately if found.

The continued sale of recalled sangria highlights critical issues regarding regulatory compliance and consumer safety in Ghana. It is essential for consumers to remain vigilant and informed, reporting any sightings of the recalled product to the FDA. Staying informed about food safety alerts ensures personal safety and contributes to a more regulated marketplace. The FDA recall Sangria should serve as a reminder of these issues.

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