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Ongoing Story· Day 4

Osem-Nestle Recalls Classic Ketchup Bottles Mistakenly Filled with Spicy Variety

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Osem Recalls Classic Ketchup Bottles Due to Spicy Contents

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Osem-Nestle is recalling specific batches of its Classic Ketchup 750g bottles because they contain spicy ketchup instead of the classic variety. Consumers with affected products can contact the company for a replacement voucher.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Osem recalls Classic Ketchup bottles due to spicy contents.
  • Specific barcode, batch, and expiration date are affected.
  • Product is safe but taste differs from label.
  • Consumers can get replacement vouchers.
  • Ministry of Health has been notified.

Osem-Nestle is initiating an immediate recall of specific batches of its Classic Ketchup 750g bottles due to a packaging error. In a limited number of bottles, spicy ketchup was mistakenly packaged instead of the classic variety, despite the label indicating otherwise. The company emphasizes that the product is safe for consumption and the only difference is the taste.

The recall specifically targets products with barcode 7290000072623, batch number 62022828, an expiration date of July 21, 2027, and produced between 10:00 PM and 11:59 PM. Consumers who purchased these specific bottles are urged to contact Osem's customer service to receive a voucher for a replacement product.

Customers can reach Osem's consumer service via phone at 1-700-70-76-76, through a contact form on the company's website, or by emailing osem.osem@il.nestle.com. The Ministry of Health's Food Service in the Ashkelon district has been informed, and Osem-Nestle is actively working to remove the affected products from the market. The company reiterated its commitment to food quality and safety, stating that ensuring product quality remains a top priority.

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