Ben & Jerry's Recalls 'Milk & Honey' Ice Cream Flavor in Israel
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Ben & Jerry's Israel is recalling its "Milk & Honey" ice cream flavor due to a consumer complaint about a plastic-like object. The recall affects specific batches with expiration dates in May and November 2027. Consumers with these products are advised not to eat them, and the company is coordinating with the Ministry of Health to remove them from shelves.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ben & Jerry's Israel is recalling its "Milk & Honey" ice cream flavor.
- A consumer reported finding a plastic-like foreign object in the ice cream.
- The recall applies to 432g containers with specific expiration dates in 2027.
- The "Milk & Honey" flavor supports farmers in southern Israel and the Gaza envelope.
- Consumers with affected products should not consume them and can contact customer service.
Ben & Jerry's Israel announced on Thursday a voluntary recall of its "Milk & Honey" ice cream flavor following a consumer complaint about a plastic-like foreign object found in the product. The company has decided to proactively remove the affected products from distribution channels in coordination with the Ministry of Health's Food Service.
Consumers who purchased the "Milk & Honey" flavor in 432-gram containers with barcode 7290018441527 and expiration dates of May 7, 2027, May 8, 2027, or November 25, 2027, are urged to check their packaging and refrain from consuming the ice cream if it falls within the recall scope.
The "Milk & Honey" flavor, launched this year, is part of an initiative to support farmers and businesses in southern Israel and the Gaza envelope. It features vanilla, honey, and Star of David-shaped fudge pieces, made with local ingredients.
Customers possessing the recalled batches are advised not to consume the product. Ben & Jerry's Israel is working to collect the relevant packages from store shelves and has provided a customer service number, 08-9437474, for further inquiries.
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