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N12General

Osem-Nestle Recalls Classic Ketchup Bottles Due to Spicy Mix-Up

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Osem-Nestle is recalling classic ketchup bottles because some were accidentally filled with spicy ketchup. The company states the product is safe but is being recalled due to the mismatch between packaging and contents.

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  • Osem-Nestle recalls classic ketchup bottles due to spicy ketchup mix-up.
  • Product is safe, difference is only in taste.
  • Recall affects specific batch and production times.
  • Consumers can get replacement vouchers.
  • Ministry of Health informed of the incident.

Osem-Nestle announced on Tuesday a recall of classic ketchup bottles from the market due to a packaging error. A small portion of the classic ketchup bottles were mistakenly filled with spicy ketchup. The company emphasized that the product is safe for consumption and the only difference is the taste.

However, because the actual contents do not match the product indicated on the packaging, the company is collecting the affected bottles. The recall specifically concerns 750-gram bottles of classic ketchup with barcode 7290000072623, from batch 62022828, with an expiration date of July 21, 2027, and manufactured between 10:00 PM and 11:59 PM.

Consumers who purchased a bottle from the relevant batch can contact the company's consumer service to receive a voucher for a replacement product. The Ashkelon district food service at the Ministry of Health has been informed of the incident.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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