Over 33,000 Tumbler Cups Recalled in Canada Due to Chemical Hazard

There is an active recall in Canada affecting Nütrl branded tumbler cups, according to the Government of Canada. This is due to potential chemical and ingestion hazards.

The 30-ounce stainless-steel tumblers were given to consumers as a free promotional gift with the purchase of a 12- or 15-pack of Nütrl seltzers. These were sold at various liquor stores and private retailers nationwide from April 29 through May 17. Approximately 33,000 tumblers are affected by this recall.

“Based on testing to date, some of the tumblers may contain a chemical solution that was trapped between the inner walls of the tumbler, which contains some levels of sulfuric and phosphoric acids,” the recall announcement states. “This solution may release when the tumbler is filled with liquid, posing a potential risk of serious injury. The interaction between the solution and the tumbler may also result in elevated levels of iron, chromium and nickel.”

Testing was conducted after the company received 43 reports of customers experiencing symptoms like headache, nausea, cramping, abdominal pain and diarrhea after using one of the recalled tumbler cups. Other symptoms may include burning of the lips, tongue, throat, stomach and/or other tissue damage, as well as blistering, burns, pain and redness when in contact with the skin.

If you are experiencing any of the above symptoms after using the recalled product, seek medical attention immediately. Dispose of the impacted tumbler or contact the company for a possible refund by calling 1-866-846-1778 toll free, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, or emailing nutrltumblerca@sedgwick.com.