Citro-Soda Recall South Africa: Health Recalls Affected Batches
Consumers Urged to Stop Using Product After Contamination Risk Identified
Citro-Soda Recall South Africa Explained
The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) has recalled certain batches of Citro-Soda Regular after inspectors discovered potential contamination risks at a manufacturing facility in Clayville.
As a result, authorities urged consumers across South Africa to check packaging immediately and stop using affected products.
Official recall details:
https://www.sanews.gov.za/south-africa/sahpra-recalls-citro-soda-batches-over-contamination-risk
What Triggered the Recall
Inspectors identified deficiencies in production processes that could expose the product to foreign materials such as metal particles, dust, or chemical residue.
Consequently, regulators classified the action as a Class II recall, which usually involves temporary or medically reversible health risks.
Which Citro-Soda Products Are Affected
Authorities confirmed that the recall targets specific batches of:
- Citro-Soda Regular 60g
- Citro-Soda Regular 120g
- Citro-Soda Regular sachets
Furthermore, officials warned consumers to look for batch numbers beginning with the letter “C.”
Batch information:
https://www.sabcnews.com/sabcnews/1115624-2/
What Consumers Must Do Now
Health authorities advised the public to take immediate action. Consumers should:
- Stop using affected Citro-Soda products
- Return items to pharmacies or retailers
- Seek medical advice if symptoms develop
Meanwhile, distributors have started removing the recalled stock from shelves nationwide.
Consumer advisory:
https://iol.co.za/news/south-africa/2026-03-24-citro-soda-recall-check-if-your-batch-is-affected/
Wider Concerns About Pharmaceutical Safety
The recall has sparked renewed debate about quality control in medicine manufacturing.
However, regulators emphasised that the issue does not affect all Citro-Soda products, and unaffected batches remain safe for use.
