Health Canada, in coordination with industry stakeholders, has issued a nationwide recall of Snowtime brand Berry Ice Smoothie Pops due to the presence of an undeclared milk allergen. This recall has serious implications for individuals with milk allergies, who may experience severe or life-threatening reactions if the product is consumed.
The recall was triggered after it was discovered that Berry Ice Smoothie Pops contained milk—an allergen not declared on the product label. As a result, the product violates food labeling regulations and poses a significant health risk for consumers with milk allergies.
The following product is affected by the recall:
Consumers are advised to:
Important Note: Even a small amount of milk can trigger severe allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, which may require emergency medical treatment.
Retailers and distributors across Canada are instructed to:
There have been no reported illnesses as of the time of this alert. However, this recall is being issued as a precautionary measure to protect public health.
Milk is one of the top 11 priority allergens in Canada. Proper labeling is critical to ensure the safety of those living with food allergies.