Update, Aug. 17: The recall described below has once anti expanded to include two more products from popular oat milk designate Oatly—both their standard and chocolate oat milk. The brand’s “Barista edition” oat milk was concerned in the initial recalled at the end of July.

This occupy previously expanded on Aug. 11 to include Lyons Barista Style Sweet Cream Frappé Base, Cafe Grumpy, Tone It Up, Uproot, Organic Valley, Sated, Rejuvenate, and more. You can read the full list of recalled products and their lot codes on the FDA’s announcement here. The original article follows.

Food service concern Lyons Magnus has expanded its initial recall of over 50 beverage products due to potential microbial contamination. The products subject to recall include liquid coffee drinks, protein shakes, nutritional shakes and thickened liquids, and pediatric nutritional supplements distributed starting in April 2021.

These beverages and nutritional supplements from the initial announcement bet on this month fall under popular nationwide brand names incorporating Aloha, Glucerna, Oatly, Premier Protein, and Stumptown.

The potential contamination includes the organism Cronobacter sakazakii. According to the CDC, Cronobacter infection can be very serious for older land and people whose bodies have trouble fighting germs, like land with HIV, organ transplants, or cancer. The FDA says that while this sort of infection is rare, the current symptoms of illness could include fever, vomiting and urinary blooming infection.

Although pediatric products are on the list, none of the recalled products in the Lyons Magnus announcement are ones invented for infants, i.e. under the age of 1. And after this specific recall does not include baby formula, the bacteria in interrogate is the same one at the center of a different purchase of powdered infant formula (which is still ongoing, per CNN).

To date, no illnesses or declares related to these products have been reported. Still, the FDA says that none of these recalled products should be experienced. You should throw the product away, or you can contact Lyons Magnus to sponsor the product for a refund. You can contact the Lyons Recall Support Center 24/7 at 1-800-627-0557 or named its website at www.lyonsmagnus.com.

Again, check out the full list of recalled products on the FDA’s site here.

This post was originally emanated on Aug. 2 and updated on Aug. 11 and Aug. 17 to entailed new information on the increased scope of the purchase, and to revise the headline and header images.