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Wells Enterprises Recalls Over 16,000 Gallons of Ice Cream and Frozen Yogurt Due to Plastic Contamination

The FDA classified the recall as Class II, indicating a low risk of serious harm, with no reported illnesses and an ongoing investigation into the contamination.

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22 batches of ice cream products recalled by Wells Dairy
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Overview

  • The voluntary recall, initiated by Wells Enterprises on April 25, affects 22 varieties of ice cream and frozen yogurt sold in 3-gallon tubs.
  • Over 16,000 gallons of product were distributed to 103 U.S. food service centers, including restaurants and cafeterias.
  • The FDA categorized the recall as Class II on May 14, meaning potential health risks are temporary or medically reversible, with a low likelihood of serious harm.
  • No injuries or adverse health reactions have been reported in connection with the recalled products to date.
  • The FDA's investigation into the contamination remains active, with no announced end date for the inquiry.