Summary
Publix recalled its Rich & Creamy Vanilla Ice Cream due to undeclared eggs, which are a major food allergen. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) classified this recall as Class I, meaning there’s a chance of serious health risks for people with egg allergies. The recalled product was distributed in several Southeastern states, and consumers can return it for a refund.
Key Facts
- Publix recalled their Rich & Creamy Vanilla Ice Cream on October 14 because it might contain undeclared eggs.
- The FDA gave this recall a Class I risk, which is the most serious, due to potential health risks.
- Eggs are one of the nine major allergens, according to U.S. law.
- The recall affects stores in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Florida.
- Half-gallon containers may have mismatched lids, mixing up French Vanilla and Vanilla flavors.
- No reported illnesses have been linked to the recalled ice cream as of October 14.
- Consumers can get a refund by returning the product to the store.
- The recall is still active, and the FDA advised against consuming the product.
