Profeco reveals: These popular ice creams do not keep what they promise!

Profeco reveals: These popular ice creams do not keep what they promise!

hidden ingredients in popular menu products

The enjoyment of meal ice is a popular pleasure for many people, especially in the warm months. But the latest studies have shown that not all products on the market meet the information on their labels. The Procuraduría Federal Del Consumidor (Profeco) recently carried out a comprehensive review in order to evaluate the quality and ingredients of 27 types of ice cream.

The results of the investigation

The Profeco has found that two ice products that are advertised as "Elaborado con 100% leche de vaca " actually offer inaccurate information. While both products contain milk, they also add vegetable fats . The discovery of these additional ingredients is not only a violation of the NMX-F-714-COFOCALEC-2012 Quality standard, but also raises questions about consumer education.

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meaning for consumers

The importance of this investigation lies not only in the uncoveration of irregularities, but also in the potential to influence consumer decisions. Profeco has recommended that consumers read the labels thoroughly in order to avoid any allergens or unwanted ingredients. Especially for parents, checking the ingredients is essential to protect their children's health.

In addition, recommendations for storage and buying ice cream were made. The correct storage of these products in the freezer helps to maintain the quality, while checking the expiry date ensures that the products are fresh.

special warnings

The Profeco also published special warnings for certain products. The Holanda Cremissimo Zero Azúcar was classified as unsuitable for children, since it contains heavy metals such as sorbitol and sucralose, which are not recommended for consumption of children. These warnings are part of a greater approach to improve public health and to clarify healthy eating habits.

Likewise, the brand Amor Coketo , which sells a "Spicy Tamarindo" ice -free product without sugar, was considered questionable. The erythritus and the monk fruit are not suitable for children, which increases the potential health risks for a younger target group.

FAZIT

The recent examination of Profeco makes it clear how important it is to understand the ingredients of food and underlines the responsibility of the manufacturers to be transparent. Consumers are invited to make informed decisions and always pay attention to what is included in their products to minimize health risks and to promote the well -being of their families.