Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Recalled in Israel Over Foreign Object Concerns
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health announced a voluntary recall of Ben & Jerry's "Milk & Honey" ice cream after a customer reported finding a plastic-like object. The recall covers 432-gram containers with specific barcodes and expiration dates of May 7, 8, or November 25, 2027. Consumers with the affected product are urged not to eat it, and the Ministry is overseeing its removal from shelves.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ben & Jerry's "Milk & Honey" ice cream is being recalled in Israel due to a foreign object.
- The recall was initiated after a customer complaint to the manufacturer, "American Quality Products."
- The affected product is the 432-gram "Milk & Honey" flavor with barcode 7290018441527.
- Products with expiration dates of May 7, 2027, May 8, 2027, or November 25, 2027, are included.
- Israel's Ministry of Health is overseeing the removal of the product from shelves.
Israel's Ministry of Health has announced a voluntary recall of Ben & Jerry's "Milk & Honey" ice cream due to a customer complaint about a plastic-like foreign object found in the product. The manufacturer, "American Quality Products," which produces Ben & Jerry's ice cream in Israel, received the complaint and, in coordination with the Ministry of Health's Food Service, decided to remove the affected packages from shelves as a precautionary measure. The public has been urged to avoid consuming the product.
The recall specifically affects 432-gram containers of the "Milk & Honey" flavor with barcode 7290018441527. Consumers should check the "best before" date on the bottom of the container. The recall applies to products with expiration dates of May 7, 2027, May 8, 2027, or November 25, 2027. Customers who have purchased the ice cream with these specific details are advised not to consume it.
The Ministry of Health is monitoring the product's removal from store shelves. The decision to initiate the recall was made to prevent further distribution of the potentially contaminated product and to safeguard public health.
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