Martinelli's recalled one lot of its beloved apple juice being sold at major retailers across the US including Target, Whole Foods and Publix over high levels of inorganic arsenic.

Perhaps most famous for its uniquely apple-shaped bottles, Martinelli's Apple Juice is a fan favorite, and we can see why. The juice is perfectly simple, which is exactly what apple juice should be.

Martinelli’s Apple Juice has a “Best By” date of March 9, 2026, or March 10, 2026, on the front of the bottle above its label. The product was shipped between March 13, 2023, and September ...

Martinelli’s Apple Juice was recently recalled for unsafe arsenic levels, prompting shock and outrage online. The brand has long touted its recipe, which uses U.S.-grown apples instead of ...

Which specific bottles of Martinelli’s apple juice are affected? The affected apple juice was sold in stores in 10-ounce glass bottles with a “white metal screw top lid,” according to the FDA.

S. Martinelli & Company has voluntarily recalled a single lot of its one-Liter (33.8 fl. oz.) bottles of apple juice after it tested for arsenic levels higher than U.S. Food and Drug ...

S. Martinelli & Company issued the recall on April 16, after the state of Maryland found samples from a production lot of one-liter Martinelli’s apple juice glass bottles that contained elevated ...

Martinelli’s is recalling more than 170,000 apple juice bottles over possible contamination from patulin, a toxic substance produced by fungi. The recall covers the company’s well-known round ...

Just make sure you don’t buy the similar-looking glass bottles. No one wants to bite into glass. Shop: Martinelli’s Apple Juice 24-Pack, $30.99 ...