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Popular Fruit Compote Recalled Over Potential Plastic Contamination

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Food Recall Issued for Popular Fruit Compote Due to Packaging Contamination Fears

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G. Willi-Food International is recalling its 'Light Fruit Compote in Syrup' under the 'Beit Yehuda' brand due to fears of packaging material contamination. The affected product has an expiration date of May 2, 2029, and batch number E122 4100/01044 624. Consumers are advised not to consume the product and can contact the company for assistance.

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  • G. Willi-Food International recalls Beit Yehuda brand fruit compote due to packaging contamination.
  • Concerns exist about polymer material particles from the seal entering the product.
  • The recall affects 820g compote with expiration date May 2, 2029, batch E122 4100/01044 624.
  • Consumers with the affected product are urged not to consume it.
  • The recall is coordinated with the Ministry of Health's Central District Food Service.
Food Recall Issued for Popular Fruit Compote Due to Packaging Contamination Fears
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The food company G. Willi-Food International has announced a voluntary recall of its 'Light Fruit Compote in Syrup' under the 'Beit Yehuda' brand. The decision was made following an internal quality check that revealed concerns about potential peeling of polymer material from the packaging's seal area.

According to the company, this peeling could lead to particles of the material ending up inside the product. Consequently, the compote is being removed from shelves. The specific product affected is the 820-gram size, with barcode 7296073748762, an expiration date of May 2, 2029, and batch number E122 4100/01044 624.

Consumers who possess the product with these exact details are urged not to consume it. The company emphasized that the product removal is being conducted in full coordination with the Central District Food Service of the Ministry of Health. For any inquiries, customers can contact the company's consumer hotline at *5042.

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