Costco Recalls Kirkland Signature Prosecco Over Shattering Bottle Risk
Costco has issued a recall for Kirkland Signature Prosecco Valdobbiadene bottles sold between April 25 and August 26 due to safety concerns regarding bottles shattering, advising safe disposal.
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Overview
- Costco has initiated a recall for its Kirkland Signature Prosecco Valdobbiadene bottles, citing significant safety concerns that the bottles may spontaneously shatter, posing a risk to consumers.
- The affected Prosecco bottles were sold to customers across various states during a specific period, from April 25 through August 25 or August 26, depending on the exact purchase date.
- The primary reason for this urgent recall is the inherent defect causing the bottles to shatter unexpectedly, which could lead to injuries from flying glass or pressurized contents.
- Customers who have purchased the recalled Kirkland Signature Prosecco are strongly advised not to open or consume the product due to the immediate safety hazard it presents.
- Costco recommends a specific disposal method: wrap unopened bottles in paper towels, place them in a plastic bag, and then discard them in household trash to ensure safe handling.
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FAQ
Costco is recalling Kirkland Signature Prosecco Valdobbiadene bottles, item #1879870, produced in Valdobbiadene, Italy, sold between April 25 and August 26, 2025.
The bottles have an inherent defect causing them to spontaneously shatter, posing a risk of injury from flying glass or pressurized contents.
Customers are advised not to open the bottles and to safely dispose of them by wrapping the unopened bottle in paper towels, placing it in a plastic bag, and discarding it in household trash.
The recalled bottles were sold in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.
Yes, customers who purchased the recalled product are entitled to a full refund by returning the recall letter to the nearest Costco location.
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