Health Ministry Warns of Polymer Particles in Fruit Compote, Product Recall Issued
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The Israeli Ministry of Health reported that importer G. Willifood International Ltd. is voluntarily recalling "Light Fruit Compote" due to concerns of polymer particles. The Beit Yehuda branded product, weighing 820 grams and expiring May 2, 2029, may contain material from packaging seals. Consumers are urged not to eat the affected product.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Importer G. Willifood International Ltd. is recalling "Light Fruit Compote" due to polymer particle concerns.
- The Beit Yehuda branded product has an expiration date of May 2, 2029.
- Internal quality checks revealed potential peeling of polymer material from packaging seals.
- The Ministry of Health is monitoring the voluntary recall of the 820-gram containers.
The Israeli Ministry of Health announced that the importer "G. Willifood International Ltd." is initiating a voluntary recall of its "Light Fruit Compote" product. The affected product is sold under the Beit Yehuda brand, weighs 820 grams, and has an expiration date of May 2, 2029, with barcode 7296073748762.
The company stated that during an internal quality check, concerns arose about potential peeling of polymer material from the packaging's sealing area. This issue could lead to the presence of these polymer particles within the product itself. Consumers are advised to check their products and refrain from consuming those that match the recalled batch.
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