Nearly 1.9 million Fiji water bottles have been recalled after testing positive for bacteria and manganese, according to multiple reports. According to an announcement from the FDA, Fiji Water has ...

The only water bottles involved in this recall were bought in Washington state and online direct to consumers. They are being recalled due to elevated levels of manganese as well as bacteria. The Fiji ...

The cases of water each contain 24 bottles, with the recall impacting nearly 1.9 million bottles of water. A spokesperson for The Wonderful Company, the owner of Fiji Natural Artesian Water, said ...

They are being recalled due to elevated levels of manganese as well as bacteria. The Fiji Natural Artesian Water in this recall are 500 mL bottles in a 24-pack case with a UPC Code of 6 32565 ...

The bottles were found to pose a risk of serious impact and laceration injuries because of screw-on lids potentially ejecting forcefully when opened.

They are being recalled due to elevated levels of manganese as well as bacteria. The Fiji Natural Artesian Water in this recall are 500 mL bottles in a 24-pack case with a UPC Code of 6 32565 ...

They are being recalled due to elevated levels of manganese as well as bacteria. The Fiji Natural Artesian Water in this recall are 500 mL bottles in a 24-pack case with a UPC Code of 6 32565 ...

They are being recalled due to elevated levels of manganese as well as bacteria. The Fiji Natural Artesian Water in this recall are 500 mL bottles in a 24-pack case with a UPC Code of 6 32565 ...

They are being recalled due to elevated levels of manganese as well as bacteria. The Fiji Natural Artesian Water in this recall are 500 mL bottles in a 24-pack case with a UPC Code of 6 32565 ...

They are being recalled due to elevated levels of manganese as well as bacteria. The Fiji Natural Artesian Water in this recall are 500 mL bottles in a 24-pack case with a UPC Code of 6 32565 ...

(Gray News) - Fiji Water issued a voluntary recall of some of its bottled water, but the company said there’s no reason for people to be concerned. The recall was originally issued in March, but ...