Key Points:
- Costco recalls Prosecco over bottle shattering risk
- Dispose safely—do not return to store
- Full refund available with recall notice
Costco Recalls Kirkland Signature Prosecco Valdobbiadene due to concerns that some unopened bottles may spontaneously shatter. The recall affects bottles sold between April 25 and August 26, 2025, under item number 1879870.
The recall spans 13 states, including Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. Customers in these regions who purchased the affected bottles are being urged to take immediate precautionary measures.
Safety Instructions for Consumers
To reduce the risk of injury, Costco has advised customers not to open or return the bottles directly to stores. Instead, consumers should carefully dispose of the product by wrapping bottles in paper towels and placing them in a sealed plastic bag before discarding.
For refunds, Costco has instructed customers to bring a copy of the recall notice to their local store, where they will be provided with a full reimbursement. This approach ensures safety while still offering compensation for the affected purchase.
Communication and Next Steps
The recall was formally communicated to Costco members via email on September 12, 2025, and has since been posted on the company’s website. Customers in all affected states are encouraged to check their recent purchases and follow the disposal instructions immediately.
While Costco has not disclosed the precise cause of the issue, the potential for bottles to shatter without handling has raised safety concerns. The company has emphasized that the Costco Recalls action is a precautionary step to protect its members and prevent possible injuries.
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