Bliss Bros Dairy recalls 3-gallon Serious Choc Addiction Ice Cream (Product Code 36271) due to air space failure. Consumers should check date codes and contact for details.
Product failed to meet air space specifications
Bliss Bros Dairy is recalling a 3-gallon Serious Choc Addiction Ice Cream product because it failed to meet air space specifications. This issue could affect product quality but does not pose a safety risk.
The ice cream failed to meet air space specifications, which means it may not have the proper amount of air inside the container. This could lead to issues with product quality, such as separation or texture changes, but does not cause injury or health risks.
Consumers who purchased the 3-gallon Serious Choc Addiction Ice Cream with Product Code 36271 and Date Code 6021 are affected. Those most at risk are people who consume the product regularly.
Check for the Product Code 36271 and Date Code 6021 on the container. The product was sold by Bliss Bros Dairy.
Look for Product Code 36271 and Date Code 6021 on the container to confirm if it is recalled.
The recall is due to air space failure, which may affect product quality but does not pose a safety risk. It is safe to consume if you check the product details.
Check the Product Code 36271 and Date Code 6021 on the container. If it matches, contact Bliss Bros Dairy for further instructions.
No, the recall is for product quality issues only and does not involve safety hazards.
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Subject: Recall F-1273-2016 — Emack & Bolios Emack & Bolios Hello, I own a Emack & Bolios that is covered by recall F-1273-2016 from Emack & Bolios. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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