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MaarivHealth

Popular "Shakedia" Fruit Spread Recalled Over Off Odor and Texture

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Hebrew · 13 newsrooms covering

Dean Marketing and Roasting Company is recalling "Shakedia" fruit spread products sold in Israel due to consumer complaints about an unusual smell and texture. The recall, coordinated with the Ministry of Health, affects specific 284-gram packages with an expiration date of April 7, 2028.

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  • Popular "Shakedia" fruit spreads recalled in Israel.
  • Recalled due to unusual smell and texture complaints.
  • Affected products have expiration date April 7, 2028.
  • Company urges consumers not to consume the product.
  • Recall coordinated with the Ministry of Health.

Dean Marketing and Roasting Company is recalling two "Shakedia" brand fruit spread products due to consumer complaints about an unusual smell and texture. The affected products are in 284-gram packages with an expiration date of April 7, 2028. The specific barcodes are 7290016276756 and 7290019297420.

The company is urging consumers not to eat these products and is working to collect them from the market in coordination with the Ministry of Health. The fruit spreads are manufactured by Linwei Dashan Food Co. in China and imported into Israel by Dean Marketing and Roasting 2021 Ltd.

The recall specifically targets "fruit spread" and "strawberry" varieties, as indicated by the product packaging and associated tags.

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