Osem Recalls Classic Ketchup Bottles Due to Spicy Mix-Up
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
Osem-Nestlé is recalling a specific batch of its classic ketchup because some bottles were mistakenly filled with spicy ketchup. The company assures the product is safe but is removing it due to the labeling discrepancy.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Osem-Nestlé recalls classic ketchup due to spicy mix-up.
- Affected bottles contain spicy ketchup instead of classic.
- Product is safe but mislabeled, prompting recall.
- Specific batch details provided: 750g, barcode, batch number, expiry.
- Ministry of Health notified; products being removed from market.
Food manufacturer Osem-Nestlé announced Tuesday a recall of its classic ketchup due to a packaging error. A specific batch of classic ketchup bottles was found to contain spicy ketchup instead. The company stated that the product is safe for consumption, with the only difference being the taste. However, because the bottle's contents do not match the label, Osem is initiating a recall of the affected products from the market.
The recall specifically targets 750-gram bottles of classic ketchup, barcode 7290000072623, batch number 62022828, with a last use-by date of July 21, 2027, between 10 PM and 11:59 PM. The Ministry of Health's Food Service in the Ashkelon district has been notified, and the company is working to collect the bottles from retailers.
This recall is separate from other recent health warnings issued by the Ministry of Health, including a salmonella alert for Al-Gimal tahini and the identification of Nutrilawn products intended for recall.
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