Kroger Ice Cream Recall

Kroger Co., the nation’s largest grocery store operator, is recalling a specific lot of “Extreme Moose Tracks” ice cream sold in 10 states, as it may contain peanuts not mentioned on the label.

The recall involves only their 16-ounce pints of the product, ones that list a sell-by date of June 18, 2012, and contain the UPC code 11110 52909.

The ice cream was sold at Kroger stores in Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, South Carolina and Tennessee, as well as the company’s Jay C, Food 4 less, Owen’s, Pay less and Scott’s stores in Illinois and Indiana. Kroger says shoppers should return the product to supermarkets for a refund or replacement. if 1% of the people who bought the ice cream do this, I would be shocked. It is like a “can I help?” when you know the person you are asking is going to say no. Still, the offer is the right thing to do, of course. (If they didn’t, I would be complaining about that, too, so I realize they can’t win. then again, don’t put peanuts in your product without telling us and you won’t be in the situation in the first place.)

Last month, an E. coli outbreak prompted a ground beef recall by Tyson Fresh Meats, which involved certain Kroger-brand ground beef.

Motorcycle Glasses Improve Life for Blepharitis Patients

Plano, TX (PRWEB) June 8, 2007

ADS Sports Eyewear has recently intensified efforts to help patients cope with the most severe forms of Dry Eye. Some of these people have been functionally confined to their homes because air movement as slight as an air conditioner vent or ceiling fan can cause extreme discomfort. Motorcycle glasses or goggles have always been an option for people with severe Dry Eye. Unfortunately the aesthetics were so deplorable that no one would want to be seen wearing them in public places like an office, grocery store, church, or social setting.    

The most recent incarnations of motorcycle glasses provide excellent wind protection and cater to a very fashion conscious crowd. This has given Blepharitis and Dry Eye patients dozens of choices for their eyewear wardrobe. ADS Sports Eyewear can make these specialized motorcycle glasses into reading glasses, prescription eyewear, or dark polarized lenses for patients that are light sensitive. these new glasses allow these people to look better, see better, and feel better.

Panoptx and Wiley-X are the two manufacturers that produce the best products to serve this medical market. ADS Sports Eyewear is working with the Wiley-X company to produce custom-made foam eye seals for faces that do not fit perfectly into the stock eyewear choices. And a special modification can now be made to the Panoptx frames to accommodate prescriptions as high as minus 12.

ADS Sports Eyewear has specialized in motorcycle sunglasses and prescription motorcycle glasses for the past 6 years. This most recent interest in Blepharitis patients evolved from the increasing numbers of requests for these special glasses. Most sales for ADS Sports Eyewear are processed through their web site, ADSEyewear.com.

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