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Wells Enterprises Recalls 18,000 Ice Cream Tubs Over Plastic Contamination Risk

The voluntary recall affects 22 flavors distributed to over 100 U.S. centers, with no reported injuries as the FDA monitors the ongoing Class II recall.

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Overview

  • Wells Enterprises initiated the recall on April 25 after detecting potential plastic fragments in its ice cream and frozen yogurt products.
  • The U.S. FDA classified the recall as Class II on May 14, indicating a low risk of serious health consequences but possible temporary or reversible effects.
  • The recall involves 18,000 three-gallon tubs across 22 flavors, distributed to 103 centers nationwide, with expiration dates from March to October 2026.
  • Major brands affected include Blue Bunny, Halo Top, and products sold under names like Glenview Farms and Johnny Rockets, primarily in food service settings.
  • Consumers and distributors are advised to check product labels against the recall list and discard any affected tubs, as Wells works to remove products from the supply chain.