Rich Ice Cream Co Recall: Potential Listeria Monocytogenes Contamination

🇺🇸 United States

1. June 27, 2025 - Recall initiated
2. July 23, 2025 - Reported by source
3. January 21, 2026 - Recall terminated

Official source record

Agency

FDA

Dataset

FDA Food Enforcement (Recalls)

Recall number

H-0287-2025

Event ID

97163

Status

Terminated

Classification

Class II

Company

Rich Ice Cream Co

Product description

Crumbled Cookie Bar (85200), stick novelties 3 FL. Oz (89mL)., Individually packaged in a plastic bag. Master case that consists of 4 packers with 24 units in each packer, total 96 units in a master case. Keep Frozen.

Quantity

Total of 110,292 cases to include all products

Reason

Potential Listeria Monocytogenes Contamination

Recall initiation date

June 27, 2025

Report date

July 23, 2025

Classification date

Not published in this source record

Termination date

January 21, 2026

Distribution pattern

Distributed to: CA, PA, OH, GA, NY, NJ, FL, TX, VA, AZ, AL, IL, MO, MA, TN, IA, SC, OR, OK, NV, LA, WI, NE, Nassau, Bahamas

UPC, lot, and code information

Lot # 24351 through lot # 25156 (Julian calendar)

Voluntary or mandated

Voluntary: Firm initiated

Initial notification method

Two or more of the following: Email, Fax, Letter, Press Release, Telephone, Visit

Source last updated

Not tracked separately from the Public Health Trace retrieval date below

Public Health Trace retrieval date

July 18, 2026 ET

Other products recalled under this same event

This recall shares FDA event ID 97163 with 9 other product entries in Public Health Trace.

Responsible company: Rich Ice Cream Co

Other recalls from Rich Ice Cream Co

A map highlighting the states named in the source's distribution description.

Distributed No data published

Shading reflects state-level totals only, as published by the source. It does not imply county-level or point-level precision.

Distribution map

State	Distributed
California	1
Pennsylvania	1
Ohio	1
Georgia	1
New York	1
New Jersey	1
Florida	1
Texas	1
Virginia	1
Arizona	1
Alabama	1
Illinois	1
Missouri	1
Massachusetts	1
Tennessee	1
Iowa	1
South Carolina	1
Oregon	1
Oklahoma	1
Nevada	1
Louisiana	1
Wisconsin	1
Nebraska	1

States shown are extracted from the source's free-text distribution description above; a narrative description (e.g. "distributed nationwide") may not list individual states to extract.

Where this information comes from

View FDA enforcement record -- the specific openFDA record this summary was built from.

No separate FDA public notice was found for this enforcement record. The information below comes from FDA's Recall Enterprise System through openFDA.

FDA Enforcement Reports -- FDA's general, official recall and enforcement information.

Technical source data

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Retrieved by Public Health Trace: July 18, 2026 ET

Frequently asked questions

What does a Class II mean?

A situation in which use of or exposure to a product may cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences, or where the probability of serious consequences is remote.

Is this recall still active?

According to FDA, this recall's status is "Terminated." Always confirm the current status using the source links below, since status can change after Public Health Trace last retrieved this record.

What should I do if I have this product?

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