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Mold in Bottled Water - Food Safety Issue, Richmond Virginia

4 years ago •reported by user-dxrjn872 • business

7 Select Ionized Hydration Water, 7-Eleven, 6501 Iron Bridge Rd, Richmond, VA 23234, USA

6501 Iron Bridge Road, Richmond, 23234 Virginia, United States

I think bottled water that I didn't drink it but I noticed it has growth a navy mold in it. And I'm just concerned that basically others might buy it and get sick. I tried to call the store to warn them about it because I didn't have time to drive back. They didn't answer.

#foodsafetyissue #7eleven #richmond #virginia #unitedstates

Consumer Food Safety Report 7 Select Ionized Hydration Water, 7-Eleven, 6501 Iron Bridge Rd, Richmond, VA 23234, USA I think bot... photo #1
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I just returned 2 bottles in Chesapeake Virginia with mold

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