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FDA updates risk warning for recalled ice cream sold nationwide, including N.Y.
Thousands of cases of ice cream sold nationwide, including New York state, are being recalled for potential bacteria contamination. The U.S. Food & Drug Administration recently updated its risk warning for several flavors of ice cream bars sold by Rich Ice Cream Co.
The recall includes approximately 6,668 cases of 1.5-quart tubs of Rocky Road ice cream, distributed to retail locations and distribution centers across the United States, according to the FDA.
The recall includes approximately 6,668 cases of 1.5-quart tubs of Rocky Road ice cream, distributed to retail locations and distribution centers across the United States, according to the FDA.
WASHINGTON — Thousands of tubs of ice cream have been recalled because they were mislabeled for allergens, prompting federal regulators to issue a warning to consumers. Ice cream ...
The recall includes approximately 6,668 cases of 1.5-quart tubs of Rocky Road ice cream, distributed to retail locations and distribution centers across the United States, according to the FDA.
The recall includes approximately 6,668 cases of 1.5-quart tubs of Rocky Road ice cream, distributed to retail locations and distribution centers across the United States, according to the FDA.
The recall includes approximately 6,668 cases of 1.5-quart tubs of Rocky Road ice cream, distributed to retail locations and distribution centers across the United States, according to the FDA.
The recall includes approximately 6,668 cases of 1.5-quart tubs of Rocky Road ice cream, distributed to retail locations and distribution centers across the United States, according to the FDA.
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