Vegan Ice-Cream Brand Issues Recall Due To Dairy Contamination

Your ad here?

Canadian brand Nora’s Non-Dairy Ltd. has issued a product recall after dairy was discovered in some of its usually vegan ice-cream.

The dairy contamination was identified by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).

Recall

The recalled products were sold in British Columbia and Alberta.

The recall applies the brand’s Peanut Butter and Chocolate (UPC 6 27843 81418 4) and Mint Chip (UPC 6 27843 81418 4) flavors.

The CFIA has advised that the products be either thrown out, or returned to their place of purchase.

Tagged

canada

ice cream

recall

Your ad here?

Support Plant Based News in our mission to plant 1 million trees by 2030. 🌳

Your donation supports our mission to bring you vital, up-to-the-minute plant-based news and research and contributes to our goal of planting 1 million trees by 2030. Every contribution combats deforestation and promotes a sustainable future. Together, we can make a difference – for our planet, health, and future generations.

Let's Plant Trees 👇

The Author

Emily Court

Emily is a copy and content writer based in Vancouver, BC. While she has several years of vegan media under her belt (including a few hundred stories for the PBN team), her primary focus these days is brand development and copywriting, especially for bold, brilliant, and socially conscious companies. That said, there's always room on her plate for one more great story — or an A-grade plate of plant based eats.

More by Emily Court