THIS ice cream brand fined Rs 50,000 after woman finds lizard tail in one of their ice creams, WATCH viral video

Imagine it's a scorching summer day and you order an ice cream. Now you're picturing a cozy couch, watching television and enjoying your ice cream but wait! What if you find a lizard tail in that? Did we just ruin it for your? Apologies but it actually has happened with a woman in Gujarat. 

Recently, popular ice cream brand Havmor was fined Rs 50,000 after a woman in Gujarat discovered a lizard's tail in her cone ice cream. The incident came to light as she recorded a video of the same and shared it on social media. Just like you, everyone is disgusted! 

In the now-viral video, the woman revealed that she had purchased the cone ice cream for herself and her children from one of Havmor’s flagship stores in Ahmedabad’s Maninagar area. After consuming one of the ice creams, she had been feeling unwell and vomiting repeatedly. 

"We bought four cones. We found this in one of the cones (pointing to the lizard’s tail). I have been vomiting continuously. Thankfully, my children didn’t eat it. If anything happens, we will file a case against the company. Please check the products before consuming them," she said in the video. 

As per an NDTV report, citing officials, the woman was rushed to a nearby hospital where is she is currently under treatment. 

May 14, 2025

Meanwhile, as the woman's social media post alerted the authorties, the ice cream parlour - Mahalaxmi Corner - was sealed for not having a valid license under the Food Safety Act. The company, havmor, was also fined Rs 50,000.

The ice cream brand also issued a statement regarding the incident, asserting that it is currently investigating the matter. "The incident has been brought to our attention and we are currently investigating the matter. We are in touch with the concerned consumer and are committed to thoroughly investigating the issue at hand. At Havmor, we take utmost care and are committed to maintaining the highest global standards for product quality and safety", the company said in an official statement.