Popular Sunflower Seeds Recalled for Incorrect Salt Labeling
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Dean Marketing and Roasting 2021 Ltd. is recalling "Sasson HaKolah" brand salt-free sunflower seeds due to incorrect labeling, as the product actually contains salt. The recall is particularly important for consumers on low-sodium diets.
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- Sunflower seeds recalled for containing salt despite being labeled salt-free.
- The recall affects "Sasson HaKolah" brand, 150g packages.
- Consumers on low-sodium diets are especially warned.
- Affected products have specific expiration dates in 2027.
- The company is coordinating removal with health authorities.
Dean Marketing and Roasting 2021 Ltd. has initiated a voluntary recall of its "Sasson HaKolah" brand roasted sunflower seeds, labeled as "salt-free." The recall was prompted by a consumer complaint and subsequent testing by the Food Service, which revealed that the product contains salt, contrary to its packaging.
The company is urging consumers, particularly those adhering to a low-sodium diet due to medical advice, not to consume the affected product. The mislabeling poses a health risk to individuals who must limit their sodium intake.
The recall specifically targets 150-gram packages of the "Sasson HaKolah" roasted sunflower seeds, identified by barcode 7290019297642. Affected products bear expiration dates of January 26, 2027, August 12, 2027, and August 27, 2027.
Dean Marketing and Roasting 2021 Ltd. is working in full coordination with the Food Service in the Central District to remove the product from shelves. Consumers with questions can contact the company at 052-3112488.
