Consumer goods company Unilever is recalling a batch of Ben and Jerry’s ice cream due to undeclared allergens, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has reported.
In a statement published on the FSA’s website, the organisation states that the offending ice cream is a batch of Ben and Jerry’s Chunky Monkey Non-Dairy Ice Cream.
An investigation by the FSA discovered that the batch contained almonds, walnuts and soya, none of which were disclosed on the label.
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