Osem-Nestle Recalls Popular Ketchup Due to Ingredient Mix-Up
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Israeli food producer Osem-Nestle is recalling a specific batch of its classic tomato ketchup because it was mistakenly filled with spicy ketchup. The company states the product is safe but is offering replacements to consumers.
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- Osem-Nestle recalls classic ketchup due to spicy ketchup mix-up.
- Specific batch number 62022828 is affected.
- Product is safe but has incorrect taste.
- Consumers can get a replacement voucher.
- Ministry of Health has been notified.
Osem-Nestle, a major Israeli food producer, has announced an urgent recall of a specific batch of its classic tomato ketchup. The recall is due to a production error where a batch of spicy ketchup was mistakenly bottled and sold as the classic variety. The affected product is the 750-gram bottle of classic ketchup, identified by barcode 7290000072623.
The specific batch involved is number 62022828, with a shelf life until July 21, 2027, and was produced between 10:00 PM and 11:59 PM. Osem-Nestle emphasizes that the product is safe to consume, with the only discrepancy being the taste profile. However, due to the mismatch between the contents and the label, the company decided to remove the affected batches from shelves.
Customers who purchased the affected ketchup can contact Osem-Nestle's customer service via phone, website, or email to receive a voucher for a free replacement product. The company has reported the incident to the Ministry of Health's Food Service in the Ashkelon district and assured that product quality and safety remain top priorities. All necessary steps for collecting and replacing the product are underway in cooperation with retail partners.
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