Health Ministry Recalls Bottled Water Brands Due to Safety Concerns
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health is recalling HAYAT and "Hermon" bottled water brands due to safety concerns after discovering production and sales violations. The company "Ta'amim Kol Hazman" is removing all affected batches, produced up to September 2, 2026, from the market. Consumers are advised not to drink the water, and the Ministry has provided contact details for further information. This action is part of ongoing efforts to ensure food safety, following other recent recalls and inspections.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ministry of Health recalls HAYAT and "Hermon" bottled water due to safety concerns.
- The company "Ta'amim Kol Hazman" is removing all affected batches from sale.
- Products with production dates up to September 2, 2026, are included in the recall.
- Consumers are urged not to drink the recalled water brands.
- The recall follows other recent health-related product withdrawals and inspections.
Israel's Ministry of Health has announced the recall of bottled water from the HAYAT and "Hermon" brands due to potential safety violations. The Food Service at the Ministry, in conjunction with the company "Ta'amim Kol Hazman," is removing these products from shelves after an inspection revealed that the water was produced and sold in contravention of legal requirements, meaning its safety could not be confirmed. The affected products include 200ml bottles of HAYAT water with barcode 7290114251549 and "Hermon" water with barcode 7290114251518. All production dates up to September 2, 2026, and expiration dates up to September 1, 2027 (for HAYAT) and September 2, 2027 (for "Hermon") are included in the recall. Consumers are urged not to consume these products. "Ta'amim Kol Hazman" is working to identify and remove the products from sale. The Ministry has provided contact information for the company for further inquiries. This recall follows a separate, earlier announcement by the Ministry of Health and "Medici Medical" regarding the voluntary withdrawal of one series of a drug due to unusual side effects, though other series were deemed safe. Additionally, a recent inspection of a butcher shop in Kiryat Malachi uncovered significant violations.
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