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Health Ministry Warns Against Unidentified 'Balfour Cigars' and 'Ilanit's Kubbeh' Products

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The Health Ministry is warning the public not to consume pastel products from 'Balfour Cigars' and kubbeh products from 'Ilanit's Kubbeh' due to unknown origins. The warning covers all package sizes and expiration dates for these items. The ministry's inspectors discovered the manufacturers are not known to them, prompting the advisory. Consumers are urged to buy food only from authorized sources.

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  • Health Ministry warns against 'Balfour Cigars' and 'Ilanit's Kubbeh' products.
  • Products have unknown manufacturers and sources, according to the ministry.
  • The warning covers all package sizes and expiration dates.
  • Pastel and kubbeh products are specifically named in the advisory.
  • The public is urged to buy food only from known, authorized sources.
Health Ministry Warns Against Unidentified 'Balfour Cigars' and 'Ilanit's Kubbeh' Products
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