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Magnum Ice Cream pulls Reese's and Almond Joy bars over nutrition label mistake

Magnum Ice Cream Company is voluntarily recalling all Reese's Crunchy Peanut and Almond Joy ice cream bars after discovering incorrect nutrition facts on the packaging.

Following an internal review, Magnum Ice Cream Company has voluntarily recalled all lots of its Reese's Crunchy Peanut Ice Cream Bars and Almond Joy Ice Cream Bars due to erroneous nutrition information on the cartons. The FDA classifies this as a Class III recall, indicating that the product is unlikely to cause health problems. The recall, detailed in a notice posted by SpartanNash, covers every lot code for the six-count packages, which can be identified by their specific UPC numbers.

Although the ingredient and allergen statements are accurate, the nutrition panel may mislead consumers monitoring their intake. SpartanNash has instructed customers not to consume the bars and to return them for a refund or replacement. The company provides a toll-free line for further inquiries, and the FDA has not reported any adverse health effects linked to the recall.

Why it matters

Consumers relying on nutrition labels may be misled, so the recall protects dietary accuracy and safety.

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