Ben & Jerry's Honey Vanilla Ice Cream Recalled in Israel Over Plastic-Like Foreign Object
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Ben & Jerry's Honey Vanilla ice cream is being recalled in Israel after a consumer found a plastic-like foreign object. The "American Quality Products" factory initiated the recall as a precaution. The affected product has specific expiration dates in May and November 2027. Consumers are urged not to eat the ice cream.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ben & Jerry's Honey Vanilla ice cream is recalled in Israel due to a foreign object.
- A consumer complaint reported a plastic-like foreign object in the ice cream.
- The manufacturer, "American Quality Products," is conducting a proactive recall.
- The recall affects specific batches with expiration dates in May and November 2027.
- Consumers are advised not to consume the product.
The Israeli Ministry of Health announced that the "American Quality Products" factory is recalling Ben & Jerry's Honey Vanilla ice cream due to a consumer complaint about a plastic-like foreign object found in the product. The recall is being conducted proactively as a precautionary measure. The affected product is labeled "Honey Vanilla," under the Ben & Jerry's brand, with a net weight of 432 grams. The manufacturer is "American Quality Products." Consumers are advised not to consume the ice cream if they have purchased it. The expiration dates for the affected batches are May 7, 2027, May 8, 2027, and November 25, 2027, with the barcode 7290018441527.
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