Health Ministry Orders Recall of 'Kishkeh Maqdesi' Product
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health has ordered the recall of the "Kishkeh Maqdesi" product from "Four Butchers for Meats" due to labeling violations. An inspection found an incorrect expiration date, an incomplete ingredient list, and a wrong manufacturer name. The public is advised not to consume the product as the company works to remove it from shelves.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The Ministry of Health ordered the recall of "Kishkeh Maqdesi" due to labeling issues.
- The product "Kishkeh Maqdesi" is being recalled by "Four Butchers for Meats."
- Labeling violations include an incorrect expiration date and incomplete ingredient list.
- The public is urged not to consume the product.
- The company is collecting the product from marketing channels.
Israel's Ministry of Health announced that the company "Four Butchers for Meats" is recalling its "Kishkeh Maqdesi" product from the market. The ministry stated that a food services inspection in the Tel Aviv district revealed discrepancies on the product's label that do not meet requirements. Specifically, the expiration date listed on the product exceeds its actual shelf life, the ingredient list is incomplete, and the manufacturer's name is incorrect. The product in question is "Kishkeh Maqdesi," with a production date of November 19, 2025, and a listed expiration date of October 19, 2026. The label indicates the manufacturer as "Four Butchers." The Ministry urged the public not to consume the product and confirmed that the company is actively collecting it from distribution channels.
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