Health Ministry Warns Against Consuming Balfour Cigars and Ilanit's Kubbeh Products
Translated & summarized from Ministry of Health by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health is warning the public not to consume pastel products from "Balfour Cigars" and kubbeh products from "Ilanit's Kubbeh." The warning applies to all package sizes and expiration dates. The ministry discovered the manufacturers are unregistered and their origin is unknown, following a routine inspection and a citizen complaint. Consumers are urged to avoid these products.
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- The Health Ministry warns against consuming specific pastel and kubbeh products.
- Products from "Balfour Cigars" and "Ilanit's Kubbeh" are affected by the warning.
- Manufacturers are not registered with the Health Ministry and their origin is unknown.
- The warning follows a routine inspection and a citizen complaint.
- All package sizes and expiration dates are included in the advisory.
Israel's Ministry of Health has issued a public warning against consuming pastel products from "Balfour Cigars" and kubbeh products from "Ilanit's Kubbeh." The advisory covers all package sizes and expiration dates for these items. The ministry stated that the manufacturers are not registered with the Health Ministry and their origin is unknown. This warning was issued following a routine inspection by food service supervisors and in response to a citizen's complaint. The affected "Balfour Cigars" products include potato pastel, spicy pastel, and hot pastel.
The ministry emphasized that the producers are not recognized by the Health Ministry and the source of the products is unknown. Consumers are urged to avoid these specific food items due to potential health risks associated with unverified food production.
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