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Mean Green Super Strength #720547001017 128oz -
Mean Green Super Strength #720547001406 40oz -
Mean Green Super Strength #720547001208 20oz -
Mean Green Industrial Strength #720547001024 128oz -
Date codes are printed on the back of the bottle near the QR code
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Recall Details
The recalled cleaning products came in white plastic spray bottles and white or green plastic containers. The words "Mean Green Super Strength Cleaner & Degreaser" or "Mean Green Industrial Strength Cleaner & Degreaser" are on a label on the front and the UPC number is on the back. The recall involves products with date codes 4225, 4226, 4227, 4228, 4229 and 4230. The date code is printed below the label on the bottle. The recalled units include:
| Size | UPC | |
| Mean Green Super Strength Spray | 20oz | 720547001208 |
| Mean Green Super Strength Spray | 40oz | 720547001406 |
| Mean Green Super Strength | 128oz | 720547001017 |
| Mean Green Industrial Strength | 128oz | 720547001024 |
Consumers who have a product with the UPC and date code should immediately discontinue use of the product and return it to the retailer for a replacement.
None reported
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