Transparency of food labels is of crucial importance, especially for people with allergies or sensitivity to certain ingredients. This week, packaging errors forced companies to pull the ice and potato salad from the shelves of the east coast.
Ice cream in three states is reminiscent of non -declared allergen
On August 5th, Friendly’s ice cream It voluntarily remembered 324 boxes of the brand’s 48 -unzen cookies and cream due to a packaging error that did not declare the customer. The called back article had a vanilla bean cardboard label of a friendship with a biscuit and a cream cover.
In view of the fact that wheat and soy are both part The most common food allergens In the country you can imagine how the disclosure of this could not lead to potentially serious health consequences on the label.
A sales center known as a UNFI received the affected ice boxes and delivered them to retailers such as Walmart, Target and Kroger in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania. Apart from the not matching labeling, you can identify the product on its lid according to its best date: 26.11.25.
Nobody has become sick by August 8th after consuming this product. If you have bought the vanilla beans from Friendly with a cookies & cream lid, you can return it to the shop where you bought it for a complete refund. If you have any further questions about the recall, please contact the company at 800-587-2259.
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Potato salad remembered that he was actually pasta salad
On August 5th, Hans Kissle remembered 66 containers From his red potato happiness salad after they found that they were wrongly filled with Tricolor -Twist -Pasta salad. While the container label was precise, the upper lid was “Red Potato Bliss Salad”. In other words, if someone bought this product with a wheat allergy that it was potato salad, they could get sick.
The misclooded 16-abuser product was distributed to stop Stop & Shop stores in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey and New York. Apart from the non -matching labels, the product can be identified on the upper lid based on its UPC, 036217673706, and on the date of use of August 20, 2025.
Nobody got sick when he ate this product. However, if you have a wheat allergy and have bought this product, please return it to receive a complete refund for a complete refund. If you have any further questions, please contact Hans Kissle at 978-556-4500, Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST.
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