650,000 plastic water bottles recalled due to ‘insanitary conditions'

Hundreds of thousands of jugs of water distributed to Illinois and Wisconsin are being recalled after it was found the water was “bottled under insanitary conditions.”

According to a Food and Drug Administration Enforcement report, Valley Springs Artesian Gold of Portage, Wisconsin initiated the bottled water recall Feb. 6. In total, more than 650,000 bottles were recalled.

Several different bottled water products are part of the recall, the enforcement report showed, including pure water, steamed distilled water and water with added fluoride meant to be used for infant formula.

The bottles were only distributed to retailers in Illinois and Wisconsin, the report said. No further details about the recall were provided.

A full list of products recalled can be found below:

• Valley Springs 100% Natural Bottled Water packaged in the following size plastic jug with plastic caps:
  • 1 Gal Net 128 Fl oz. UPC 0 31193-00701 9
  • 2.5 Gallon Net (320 Fl oz./9.4L) UPC 0 31193-01501 4
  • Infant Water, 1 Gal Net, 128 FL. Oz. Not sterile. Use as directed by physician or by labeling directions for use of infant formula. UPC 0 31193-01401 7
  • Daisy’s Doggy Water, 1 Gal Net, 128 FL. Oz. 100% Pure Water. No Chlorine. UPC 0 31193-90100
• Valley Springs 100% Natural Bottled Water Fluoride Added: 1 Gal Net, 128 Fl. Oz. UPC 0 31193-01301 0
• Valley Springs Steamed Distilled Water. 1 Gal Net, 128 Fl. Oz. UPC 0 31193-00601

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