Coke Zero Underweight Cans

Posted Fri May 4, 2012 11:08 pm, by Stephen S. written to Coca-Cola

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Over the past year I have experienced numerous cans of Coke Zero that are of various levels of fullness. That is they have lost liquid while being stored for several months or they are not being properly filled. I have not experienced this with Diet Coke. The liquid apparently is lost to evaporation through a leak. I have not seen anything obviously wrong with the can nor do I see liquid or stain in the case. This has happened to me with at least half a dozen cases. Half the cans in a 12 pack that I was using this week were way underweight. I still have the offending cans.

First solve the problem. I can't believe that I alone have had this problem since the cases were not of the same packing lot.

Second a coupon for several cases to replace the losses I've had would be nice.

Third having working in food manufacturing, I'd like to know what the problem is and why it seems to occur only with Zero.

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Re: Coke Zero Underweight Cans by jeishere Posted Mon May 7, 2012 @ 12:25 PM I doubt there is a leak in the can or it would also be flat. Reply Re: Coke Zero Underweight Cans by PepperElf Posted Sun May 6, 2012 @ 2:54 AM stored for several months... how long do you normally store your soda? and have you called the number on the side of the package - there is one there, no? Reply half a dozen cases underweight by Bill R. Posted Sat May 5, 2012 @ 10:28 AM Stephen S., I'd be intersted to know what the volume in fluid ounces in the questionable cans was compared to what the label says should be there. Maybe a coupon for a six pack or two but several cases..not so much. BillR. Reply