Dairy-free frozen dessert recalled again over stone hazard in cashew pieces

A dairy‑free frozen dessert has been recalled for the second time in nine months after manufacturers discovered that the cashew pieces incorporated into the product may contain small stones. The latest alert, issued by the national food‑safety agency, advises consumers to stop eating the dessert immediately and to discard any unopened packages or return them to the point of purchase for a full refund. The recall covers all batches produced between March and July, identified by the lot codes 2023‑A12 through 2023‑C07.

The company behind the dessert confirmed that the contamination likely originated during the cashew processing stage, and it is conducting a thorough investigation to prevent recurrence. This follows a similar recall in October of the previous year, which also cited stone fragments in the cashew inclusions. Authorities are monitoring the situation and have urged retailers to remove the affected items from shelves while the investigation continues.