Nationwide Ice Cream Recall Issued

A well-known frozen dessert brand has been removed from stores across the country due to a labeling error that caused milk allergy sufferers to become concerned.

Single bars of coconut, strawberry, mango, cookies and cream, and bubble gum are among the impacted products, which are sold all over the country.

The Ontario, California-based Tropicale Foods is recalling a few Helados Mexico and La Michoacana ice cream items because the ingredient listings did not include milk even though they contained cream.

According to federal regulators, consuming the recalled products puts those who have strong sensitivities or milk allergies at risk for severe or fatal responses.

Single bars of coconut, strawberry, mango, cookies and cream, and bubble gum are among the impacted products, which are sold all over the country. Additionally, they include a range of cream assortments in six-, 12-, and 16-pack sizes, with best-by dates spanning from June 2026 to July 2027.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) website offers a complete list of affected products, along with dates, images, and more by clicking here.

The problem was found during a label audit, according to the manufacturer. So far, one illness has been documented. It is recommended that customers who have impacted products either throw them away or return them to the retailer.

Tropicale Foods can be reached by phone at 909-563-3090, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific.