Woolworths Food recalls Peanut Butter Ice Cream

Woolworths Food is in the spotlight once more with the announcement of a recall for its Peanut Butter Dairy Ice Cream.

The decision, made swiftly and with consumer safety in mind, comes in response to recent concerns over elevated levels of Aflatoxin found in some South African peanut butter products.

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In a proactive move, Woolworths peanut butter underwent rigorous testing for Aflatoxin.

“Only our peanut butter ice cream is being recalled,” affirmed Woolworths in a statement.

WOOLWORTHS FOOD ENSURES PEANUT PRODUCTS SAFETY

Aflatoxins, though naturally occurring, pose health risks only in high concentrations, a fact reiterated by Woolworths.

Woolworths commitment to quality is evident in its systematic assessment of secondary products containing peanut butter, spanning biscuits, sauces, pretzels, energy bars, and of course, ice cream.

Acknowledging the imperatives of food safety, Additionally, Woolworths emphasises its dedication to maintaining stringent quality standards.

“At Woolworths, we are committed to exceptional quality,” the statement declare.

WOOLWORTHS OFFERS FULL REFUNDS

For those who may have purchased the affected Peanut Butter Dairy Ice Cream, the retailer offers a simple solution: return the product to any local store for a full refund.

With consumer welfare at the forefront, furthermore, Woolworths reiterates its promise to uphold the integrity and excellence synonymous with its brand.