Topo Chico Recall: Costco & Sam’s Club – Coca-Cola
- Coca-Cola issued a recall for a limited supply of Topo Chico mineral water due to possible contamination with pseudomonas bacteria.
- The company stated that the affected Topo Chico products have been removed from approximately 40 retail locations across Arizona, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, and Texas.
- Costco also posted a customer notice regarding the recall, indicating that 18-packs of the mineral water sold at select Texas and Louisiana warehouses between May 20 and May...
Coca-Cola has issued a recall of topo Chico, a popular mineral water brand, due to potential contamination with pseudomonas bacteria. This product recall affects select 16.9-ounce glass bottles across Arizona, Louisiana, Nevada, New mexico, and Texas.Costco and Sam’s Club customers in specific locations are advised to check for affected lot numbers: 11A2543, 12A2543, or 13A2541. Consumers who purchased these bottles should return them for a refund or exchange. The recall only impacts 40 retail locations, and Coca-cola confirms that the risk to healthy individuals is very low. news Directory 3 will continue to monitor the situation. Discover what’s next …
Topo Chico Mineral Water Recalled Over Potential Contamination
Updated June 05, 2025
Coca-Cola issued a recall for a limited supply of Topo Chico mineral water due to possible contamination with pseudomonas bacteria. The recall affects 16.9-ounce glass bottles of the popular mineral water brand.
The company stated that the affected Topo Chico products have been removed from approximately 40 retail locations across Arizona, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, and Texas. Coca-Cola emphasized that no illnesses have been reported in connection with the product recall.
Costco also posted a customer notice regarding the recall, indicating that 18-packs of the mineral water sold at select Texas and Louisiana warehouses between May 20 and May 29 might be affected.
Topo Chico mineral water bottles on display in Monterrey, Mexico, on June 20, 2019. (Luis Antonio Rojas/Bloomberg via / Getty Images)
Sam’s Club locations also carried some of the perhaps affected Topo Chico mineral water.
According to the Costco notice, Pseudomonas aeruginosa can occur naturally in water sources, including mineral water. The notice also stated that individuals with compromised immune systems could experience minor health issues from consuming mineral water containing the bacteria.However, the risk to healthy individuals is considered very low.
A Coca-Cola spokesperson advised consumers who purchased products with lot numbers 11A2543, 12A2543, or 13A2541 to return them to the point of purchase for an exchange or refund. Consumers can also contact Coca-Cola directly at 1-800-GET-COKE.
“the quality and safety of our products is our top priority,” the spokesperson added.
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Coca-Cola acquired the Topo Chico brand in 2017 for a reported $220 million. Topo Chico joins other brands under the Coca-Cola umbrella, including Bodyarmor, Dasani, Fairlife, Powerade, Sprite, and Vitamin Water.
What’s next
Consumers are encouraged to check their Topo Chico mineral water bottles for the affected lot numbers and follow the instructions provided by Coca-Cola for a refund or exchange.