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Popular U.S. Ice Cream Brand Recalled Due to Life-Threatening Allergy Concern
- On June 2, 2025, Unilever Manufacturing voluntarily recalled 6,668 tubs nationwide due to a packaging mix-up involving Breyers ice cream, where Rocky Road flavor was incorrectly labeled.
- The recall arose after discovering Rocky Road ice cream was packaged in Chocolate Truffle tubs, creating potential undeclared almond allergen risks.
- The recalled ice cream tubs are identified by a specific production batch labeled JUL1026GB3 and carry the barcode number 077567457288, with a best-by date marked as July 10, 2026, and were distributed in multiple states nationwide.
- The recall was designated as Class II by the FDA, indicating that consuming the product could lead to temporary or medically reversible health issues, with only a slight risk of serious effects.
- Consumers allergic to nuts should discard or return the affected ice cream for a refund, while the recall remains ongoing and no illnesses have been reported.
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FDA Announces Recall of Breyers Ice Cream for Undeclared Life-Threatening Allergen
Check your freezer!Allrecipes / BreyersUnilever Manufacturing, Inc, has issued a recall for select tubs of Breyers ice cream due to a labeling error. Breyers’ Rocky Road Ice Cream was inadvertently packaged in a “Chocolate Truffle” tub with a “Rocky Road” labeled lid. Because of the packaging error, the ice cream contains undeclared allergens.Unilever initiated the recall for 6,668 cases on June 2, 2025, and the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (…
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