Straus Family Creamery is issuing a voluntary recall of certain organic ice cream products sold in 17 U.S. states after concerns that some packages may contain metal foreign material, including possible metal fragments. Multiple outlets report that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration posted a notice about the recall. The products are sold in pint and quart sizes, and the company is recalling six organic super premium/organic ice cream items (flavors are not consistently listed across the provided summaries). The recall is tied to the potential presence of metal contamination within the packaging or product. According to the New York Times’ health coverage, Straus Family Creamery asks customers to discard affected tubs that were sold in May. No injuries are reported, and the company is describing the recall as precautionary pending further information. Consumers are urged to follow the company’s recall instructions and check whether their specific product and purchase details are included. The reports agree the recall spans sales across 17 states.