Jerusalem Kishke Product Recalled Over Labeling Errors
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The Ministry of Health's Food Service in Tel Aviv has recalled the "Jerusalem Kishke" product due to incorrect expiration dates, incomplete ingredient lists, and wrong manufacturer names. The company is removing the product from shelves nationwide. Consumers are urged not to eat the product.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The "Jerusalem Kishke" product is being recalled due to labeling errors.
- The expiration date was listed incorrectly as longer than the actual shelf life.
- The ingredient list was incomplete and the manufacturer's name was wrong.
- The company is withdrawing the product from sale nationwide.
- Consumers are advised not to consume the product.
The Ministry of Health's Food Service in the Tel Aviv district has initiated a recall of the "Jerusalem Kishke" product due to significant labeling deficiencies. An inspection revealed that the product's expiration date was incorrectly listed as longer than its actual shelf life. Additionally, the ingredient list was found to be incomplete, and the manufacturer's name was erroneous.
In response to these findings, the company is voluntarily withdrawing the product from all sales channels. This action is being coordinated with the Ministry of Health's Food Service. Consumers who have purchased the "Jerusalem Kishke" are strongly advised not to consume it and to return it or dispose of it safely.
The product in question is labeled as "Jerusalem Kishke," with a production date of November 19, 2025, and a "best by" date of October 19, 2026. The manufacturer is listed as "Arba Ketzev" (Four Butchers), and the barcode is 7290002816515. The content is sold by weight.
