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Hong Kong CFS food alert

Hong Kong · Centre for Food Safety 2025-08-30

Not to consume two kinds of prepackaged ice cream detected with total bacterial count exceeding legal limit

Product: Two kinds of prepackaged ice cream, Not to consume two kinds of prepackaged ice cream detected with total bacterial count exceeding legal limit

Brand/company: Make Meanings, Pay & Pay Ice Cream International Company

Product family: Food & Grocery
Product type: Packaged food
Issue: Pathogen contamination
Audience: General consumers

Reason: The CFS collected the above-mentioned samples from two retail outlets in Kowloon City and Sham Shui Po respectively for testing. The test results showed that the samples contained 210 000 and 55 000 bacteria per gram respectively, exceeding the legal limit. The fact that the total bacterial count exceeded the legal limit indicated that the hygienic conditions were unsatisfactory, but did not mean that consumption would lead to food poisoning

Consumer action: Stop consuming the affected products. Seek medical treatment if feeling unwell after consuming the products concerned.

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Hong Kong CFS food alert

Hong Kong · Centre for Food Safety 2025-08-12

CFS urges public not to consume a prepackaged ice cream detected with coliform bacteria count exceeding legal limit

Product: Original Coconut Gelato, Prepackaged coconut flavoured ice cream, CFS urges public not to consume a prepackaged ice cream detected with coliform bacteria count exceeding legal limit

Brand/company: Make Meanings, Pay & Pay Ice Cream International Company, Cheung Wo Food Supply Company

Product family: Food & Grocery
Product type: Packaged food
Issue: Pathogen contamination
Audience: General consumers

Reason: The CFS collected the above-mentioned sample from a vending machine in Tseung Kwan O for testing under its routine Food Surveillance Programme. The test result showed that the sample contained 140 coliform bacteria per gram, exceeding the legal limit. The fact that the coliform count exceeded the legal limit indicated that the hygienic conditions were unsatisfactory, but did not mean that consumption would lead to food poisoning.

Consumer action: Stop consuming the affected product. Seek medical advice if feeling unwell after consuming the product concerned.

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