Osem-Nestle Recalls Ketchup Bottles Due to Labeling Error
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Osem-Nestle is recalling specific ketchup bottles in Israel because some "Classic Ketchup" containers were filled with "Spicy Ketchup." The Ministry of Health stated the product is safe but the labeling is incorrect.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Osem-Nestle recalls ketchup due to incorrect spicy labeling.
- Ministry of Health confirms product safety, only taste differs.
- Affected bottles have specific batch and expiration details.
- Company is removing mislabeled products from markets.
The Israeli Ministry of Health announced that Osem-Nestle is voluntarily recalling specific batches of its ketchup products from the market due to a labeling error. The company discovered that a small number of 750-gram "Classic Ketchup" bottles were filled with "Spicy Ketchup." The affected products have the barcode 7290000072623, batch number 62022828, and an expiration date of July 21, 2027, filled between 22:00 and 23:59. The Ministry emphasized that the product inside the bottle is safe for consumption and the only difference is the taste. However, due to the mismatch between the packaging and the contents, the company is removing the affected bottles from shelves. The Food Service at the Ministry of Health's Ashkelon district has been informed, and the company is cooperating with the recall process.
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