Health Ministry Recalls Popular Snack Over Undeclared Allergen
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health has ordered a recall of two flavors of 7Days Bake Rolls due to undeclared lupin flour, a potential allergen. Consumers allergic to lupin are urged not to consume the affected products.
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- Health Ministry recalls 7Days Bake Rolls over undeclared lupin.
- Lupin flour poses allergy risk to sensitive consumers.
- Specific product batches and expiration dates are affected.
- Consumers with lupin allergies should avoid these products.
- Manufacturer Diplomat is handling the recall process.
Israel's Ministry of Health has announced a recall of two popular 7Days Bake Rolls products due to the presence of undeclared lupin flour. The affected products are the salt flavor and garlic flavor varieties, both in 80-gram packaging. Lupin is a legume that can cause severe allergic reactions in sensitive individuals, and its presence was not listed on the ingredient labels.
The recall specifically targets products with the following expiration dates: for the salt flavor, November 4, 2026, January 14, 2027, January 15, 2027, and April 28, 2027; and for the garlic flavor, January 15, 2027, October 5, 2026, April 29, 2027, and October 15, 2027. Consumers who are allergic to lupin are strongly advised not to consume these specific batches.
The manufacturer, Diplomat, is initiating the product recall. Consumers with questions or concerns can contact the company's customer service department via phone at 1-800-250-221 or by email at service@diplomat.co.il. The Ministry of Health is overseeing the recall process to ensure consumer safety.
