Popular Snack Rolls Recalled in Israel Over Undeclared Ingredient
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
An urgent recall of 7Days Bake Rolls snacks has been initiated in Israel due to undeclared fava bean flour. The Ministry of Health is involved, and consumers with fava bean allergies are warned against consumption.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Popular 7Days Bake Rolls recalled in Israel.
- Undeclared fava bean flour found in snacks.
- Recall prompted by consumer complaints.
- Ministry of Health is coordinating the withdrawal.
- Consumers with fava bean allergies should avoid the product.
The Israeli food importer "Diplomat" has announced an urgent recall of two popular varieties of 7Days Bake Rolls snacks from the Israeli market. The recall affects 80-gram packages of the "Salt" flavored (barcode 5201360639007) and "Garlic" flavored (barcode 7622202049927) snacks. The reason for the recall is the discovery of fava bean flour in the product's ingredients, which was not declared on the packaging. This undeclared component prompted consumer complaints, leading to the product's withdrawal. The affected batches have various expiration dates ranging from October 2026 to October 2027. The manufacturer of these specific batches is Mondelez Romania Snacks Production SRL. The Ministry of Health's food division is coordinating the recall efforts. While the products are considered safe for the general population, individuals with sensitivities or allergies to fava beans are strongly advised not to consume them. Consumers with questions or who have purchased the affected products can contact Diplomat's customer service center.
