Over 250 different canned coffee drinks made by “Snapchill” have been recalled for potential contamination that could lead to botulism - a deadly food poisoning. Affected products have “Snapchill” printed on the can’s label or underneath the nutrition facts panel. No illnesses have been reported, nor have any products been found to contain botulinum toxin to date. Consumers should throw out the recalled products or return them for a refund.

Snapchill’s process for manufacturing their canned products was not disclosed to the FDA as required, and thus their current production process could potentially lead to the growth of the botulinum toxin.

Botulism is a serious form of food poisoning. Symptoms include general weakness, dizziness, double-vision, difficulty speaking, swallowing or breathing, and constipation. Symptoms can begin between six hours and two weeks after eating. Seek immediate medical attention if you have these symptoms.

Snapchill canned coffee products are distributed under various names across the U.S. through various retail stores and online.

Consumers should destroy or return products. Snapchill will offer full refunds with proof of purchase and a picture of the product(s).

It is not clear that Snapchill’s canned foods process has already led to the growth of botulinum toxin in their canned coffee products.