Spice Company Recalls Ground Black Pepper Due to High Toxin Levels
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Tebel Spices and Food Products Ltd. is recalling its "Gal Spices" ground black pepper due to high levels of aflatoxins, a toxic mold byproduct. The affected products have a "best before" date up to February 2028.
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- Ground black pepper recalled due to high aflatoxin levels.
- Company Tebel Spices issued the recall for "Gal Spices" brand.
- Ministry of Health found toxins exceeding legal limits.
- Aflatoxins are naturally occurring fungal toxins.
- Recall affects products best before February 2028.
Tebel Spices and Food Products Ltd. has issued a recall for its "Gal Spices" brand ground black pepper. The Ministry of Health's Food Service discovered elevated levels of aflatoxins in the product, exceeding permitted limits and indicating it was manufactured in violation of regulations. Aflatoxins are naturally occurring fungal toxins that can lead to long-term health problems.
The recall applies to all products with an "best before" date up to and including February 2028, sold in 50-gram bags and 50, 80, and 120-gram plastic jars. Consumers are strongly advised not to consume the product.
In coordination with the Northern District Food Service, the company has begun removing the spice from retail locations. The Ministry of Health provided a photograph of the products being removed from shelves.
