Iowa-based Wells Enterprises, Inc. has issued a voluntary recall on over 17,000 tubs of ice cream products because they may contain plastic. The recall, initiated in April, affects products in 103 facilities around the country. Wells Enterprises owns brands including Blue Bunny, Halo Top, and Blue Ribbon.

The company that makes Blue Bunny and Halo Top products has recalled nearly 18,000 containers of ice cream and frozen yogurt over concerns that the foods possibly contain pieces of plastic. Wells Enterprises,

The FDA has recalled 16,000 gallons of ice cream due to plastic contamination concerns. Here's what you should know.

Well Enterprises, the maker of Blue Bunny, Halo Top and more, has recalled over 17,000 tubs of 3-gallon ice cream products over concerns about the presence of plastic.

Nearly 18,000 containers of ice cream, frozen treats, and frozen yogurt are being recalled over concerns that they could contain pieces of plastic.

Wells Enterprises recalls 17,000 ice cream tubs across 22 flavors due to plastic contamination fears. Check if your favorite frozen treats are affected

Wells Enterprises, which owns popular dessert brands Blue Bunny and Halo Top, has announced a recall of 22 ice cream and frozen yogurt products. The manufacturer is recalling almost 18,000 containers of product, stating, "Foreign material (plastic) may be present in ice cream product."

The recall was issued after hard plastics were found to have contaminated various containers, with the product covered having been shipped to at least 103 distribution centers across the US.

Some of the ice cream was distributed to food service suppliers and restaurants. Among them were Gordon Food Service, US Foods and Sysco Corp, and Johnny Rockets and Planet Smooth

Ice cream lovers, beware. Your favorite brand may be affected by a recent FDA recall. Wells Enterprises, an Iowa-based company, has voluntarily recalled nearly 18,000 containers of ice cream and frozen yogurt due to the potential presence of plastic contamination.