Celsius energy drink cans may contain vodka due to a labeling mix-up. Here’s how to check yours and what parents need to know ...

Some High Noon 12-packs were mislabeled as Celsius energy drinks. The recalled products were sent to eight states between July 21 and July 23.

Empty Celsius Astro Vibe Sparkling Blue Razz cans were mistakenly shipped to High Noon and filled with the company’s vodka ...

The recall was triggered after High Noon learned that a shared packaging supplier accidentally shipped the empty Celsius ...

High Noon, the company that creates Celsius energy drinks, has issued a recall after realizing that some of its Beach Variety ...

Hard seltzer company High Noon has recalled some of its variety 12-packs because they contain cans mislabeled as nonalcoholic Blue Razz flavor Celsius.

High Noon has recalled several cases of its Beach Variety pack after some cans were mislabeled as containing Celsius energy drinks. Here's the backstory.

A manufacturing mix-up at a High Noon plant led to cans labeled as a Celsius Energy Drink being filled with vodka seltzer. A recall has been issued.

The FDA has recalled High Noon Beach Variety cases that could potentially contain cans mislabeled as Celsius that are actually vodka based seltzer.

This packaging label mishap could lead to unintentional alcohol consumption. Here's how to check if you bought these cans without knowing.

Some cans mislabeled as Celsius Astro Vibe Sparkling Blue Razz Edition, a non-alcoholic energy drink, actually contain vodka ...

High Noon has issued a voluntary recall of its vodka seltzer drinks. It comes after some cases were mislabeled as Celsius ...