Jerusalem Kishka Product Recalled Over Expired Date, Ingredient Issues
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
A. Arba Meat Butchers Ltd. is recalling its "Jerusalem Kishka" product due to incorrect expiration dates and incomplete ingredient lists found by the Ministry of Health. The company is removing the product from shelves and advises the public not to consume it. The inspection revealed multiple labeling issues, including an extended expiration date and incorrect manufacturer information.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A. Arba Meat Butchers Ltd. is recalling "Jerusalem Kishka" due to labeling errors.
- The Ministry of Health found the expiration date on the product was longer than permitted.
- Incomplete ingredient lists and incorrect manufacturer names were also identified.
- The company is removing the product from distribution channels.
- Consumers are urged not to consume the affected product.
A. Arba Meat Butchers Ltd. has announced a recall of its "Jerusalem Kishka" product due to labeling deficiencies discovered by the Ministry of Health's Food Service. The recall was initiated after a ministry inspection found that the expiration date printed on the packaging was longer than the actual valid period. Additionally, the ingredient list was incomplete, and the manufacturer's name was incorrect. The Food Service in the Tel Aviv district identified the product's label as non-compliant. Consequently, the company has decided to remove the product from distribution channels and is urging the public not to consume it. Consumers are advised to check the product details as displayed on the packaging.
