"Ocean Spray said it is investigating viral videos that purportedly show cans of its cranberry sauce filled with water. We're aware of a few reports about cans containing water instead of cranberry sauce, and we're looking into how this may have happened, Ocean Spray said in a statement. Millions of families enjoyed their cranberry sauce this holiday season, but even one can of sauce not meeting expectations matters to us, Ocean Spray said."
"@jasmine_hun My Bestfriend opened up cans full of water instead of cranberry sauce #oceanspray @Ocean Spray Inc. What's going on??? #thanksgiving #Funny original sound Jasmine One viral video, which was posted on TikTok on Friday, shows three cans of cans filled with water instead of cranberry sauce. A person in the video opens one of the cans on camera to show its contents."
Ocean Spray is investigating reports and viral videos that show cans of its cranberry sauce apparently containing water instead of sauce. The company said it is aware of a few reports and is looking into how the issue may have occurred, and has reached out to people who shared the videos to learn more and make it right. Multiple videos posted on TikTok and Facebook show people opening cans and finding water, with some claiming several cans in a package were affected. Americans consume about five million gallons (70 million cans) of cranberry sauce each holiday season, with roughly 20% consumed during Thanksgiving week.
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