Starbucks Holiday Mugs Recalled After Customers Get Burns and Cuts

This story initially appeared on Quartz.

Nestle USA is recalling greater than 440,000 Starbucks-branded mugs after prospects reported being burned and lower after utilizing the metallic merchandise, the Shopper Product Security Fee stated.

The company stated Thursday that if the mugs are microwaved or crammed with an especially scorching liquid, they will overheat or break, presumably leading to burns or lacerations.

The recall, which incorporates 4 reward units of metallic coated ceramic mugs that naked the Starbucks brand, had been bought throughout the espresso maker’s 2023 vacation season, the company stated.

“There have been 12 incidents of the mugs overheating or breaking leading to 10 accidents,” CPSC stated. Of these accidents, 9 included extreme burns and/or blisters on a buyer’s fingers or arms.

In a single incident, the company stated, a person “required medical consideration.”

What’s the treatment?

A refund.

However first, CPSC stated prospects ought to instantly cease utilizing the recalled mugs. The company additionally suggests making a return or contacting Nestle USA for a full money or reward card refund.