Consumers across the United States should check their freezers for certain Outshine fruit bars. Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream announced a voluntary recall of six 2.5‑ounce flavors after learning that the treats may contain glass fragments. The company has not disclosed how the contamination was discovered, but it emphasizes that no injuries or illnesses have been reported so far.

Products Affected

The recall includes the following six‑pack varieties, each identified by its UPC code and best‑before dates:

• Outshine Strawberry Fruit Bars – UPC 041548610047 – best‑before dates of Sept. 30, 2027; Oct. 31, 2027; Nov. 30, 2027.
• Outshine Grape Fruit Bars – UPC 041548244044 – best‑before dates of Sept. 30, 2027; Oct. 31, 2027.
• Outshine Watermelon Fruit Bars – UPC 041548413624 – best‑before dates of June 30, 2027; July 31, 2027.
• Outshine Grape Fruit Bars (second listing) – UPC 041548000121 – best‑before date of July 31, 2027.
• Outshine Tangerine Fruit Bars – UPC 041548612041 – best‑before date of Oct. 31, 2027, batch codes LLA619603 and LLA619703.
• Outshine Black Cherry Fruit Bars – UPC 041548000121 – best‑before date of July 31, 2027.

No other Outshine products or flavors are part of this recall.

What Consumers Should Do

Even though no one has reported injury, Dreyer’s advises anyone who purchased the listed items to either discard them or return them to the place of purchase for a full refund. If a consumer believes they may have been harmed, they should seek medical attention promptly.

The company’s press release states, “We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this action may cause our consumers and retail customers. We remain committed to maintaining the highest standards of food safety and quality and to earning the trust of our consumers and customers every day.”

How the Recall Was Announced

Dreyer’s issued the recall through a news release distributed to media outlets and posted on its website. The announcement reached national retailers, meaning the affected bars could be found in grocery stores, convenience markets, and other outlets that carry frozen desserts.

Consumer Safety and Federal Oversight

Product recalls of this nature are typically coordinated with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). While the FDA has not issued a separate notice, the agency’s standard practice is to monitor such recalls to ensure that manufacturers follow proper corrective actions and that consumers are adequately informed.

Consumers can verify whether they have a recalled product by checking the UPC codes and best‑before dates listed above. Retailers are also expected to remove the affected stock from shelves and to post notices at checkout areas.

Background on Outshine Fruit Bars

Outshine fruit bars are marketed as a low‑calorie frozen treat, often positioned as a healthier alternative to traditional ice cream. They are popular among families looking for a convenient snack that can be stored in the freezer for extended periods.

While the recall may cause temporary inconvenience, health experts note that swift action by manufacturers helps protect the public and maintains confidence in the food supply chain.

Where to Find More Information

For additional details, consumers can visit Dreyer’s official website or contact the company’s customer service line. The FDA’s website also provides a searchable database of food recalls for those who wish to stay informed about future safety alerts.

Original reporting: KOAT Albuquerque — read the source article.