PepsiCo Recalls 122,000 Cases of Gatorade Nationwide Due to Undeclared Dyes

Fort Myers Naples, FL, October 5, 2026 — PepsiCo has initiated a nationwide recall of approximately 122,000 cases of Gatorade, citing the presence of undeclared dyes in some of the affected products. The company has not specified which particular flavors or product sizes are included in this recall, only stating that the issue pertains to some products within the extensive Gatorade line.

The recall impacts a significant volume of product, with 122,000 cases being pulled from distribution channels across the United States. The reason provided for the recall is the inclusion of dyes that were not declared on the product’s ingredient list. The specific dyes involved and the potential health implications, if any, have not been detailed. Information regarding the manufacturing dates or facilities where the affected Gatorade was produced was also not immediately available.

PepsiCo has not disclosed the exact timeline for when these products were manufactured or distributed, nor has it provided specific instructions for consumers on how to identify or return the recalled items. The company has not yet detailed what steps will be taken next regarding consumer notification or product replacement.

Further details regarding the scope of the recall, including specific product codes or ‘best by’ dates, are expected to be released as the company provides updates. Consumers seeking more information may need to consult official company statements or regulatory agency announcements when they become available.

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