Popular Fruit Compote Recalled Over Potential Plastic Contamination
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
G. Williford International Ltd. is voluntarily recalling its "Beit Yehuda" brand light fruit compote due to concerns of plastic contamination from packaging. The affected product has a barcode 7296073748762 and expires May 2, 2029. Consumers are advised not to eat the compote and the company is removing it from shelves.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- G. Williford International Ltd. recalled "Beit Yehuda" fruit compote due to potential plastic contamination.
- The recall affects product with barcode 7296073748762 and expiration date May 2, 2029.
- Consumers are warned not to consume the compote.
- The company is coordinating with the Health Ministry to remove the product from shelves.
G. Williford International Ltd. announced a voluntary recall on Thursday for its "Beit Yehuda" brand light fruit compote in syrup. The recall stems from an internal quality check that raised concerns about potential peeling of a polymer material from the packaging seal. This issue could lead to small particles of the material being found in the product.
The affected product is "Beit Yehuda" light fruit compote in syrup, sold in 820-gram containers (480 grams net weight). It has the barcode 7296073748762, an expiration date of May 2, 2029, and batch number E122 4100/01044 624. The manufacturer is Hainan Xinjiafu Food Co. from China, and the importer is G. Williford International Ltd.
Consumers who have purchased the product are urged not to consume it. In coordination with the Health Ministry's Food Service in the Central District, the company is removing the product from distribution channels. Consumers with questions can contact the company's hotline at *5042.
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