J. Wilifood International Recalls Fruit Compote Due to Potential Packaging Contamination
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
J. Wilifood International is voluntarily recalling its "Fruit Compote in Light Sweetener" (820g, Beit Yehuda brand) due to potential polymer contamination from packaging seals. The affected product has barcode 7296073748762 and expires May 2, 2029. Consumers are advised not to eat the product, which is being removed from shelves in coordination with the Ministry of Health.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- J. Wilifood International is recalling "Fruit Compote in Light Sweetener" due to potential packaging contamination.
- The recall affects the 820-gram product under the Beit Yehuda brand with barcode 7296073748762.
- Concerns exist about polymer material peeling from the packaging seal into the product.
- The affected batch expires on May 2, 2029.
- Consumers are instructed not to consume the product and it is being removed from markets.
J. Wilifood International M.D. has announced a voluntary recall of its "Fruit Compote in Light Sweetener," weighing 820 grams, under the brand name "Beit Yehuda." The recall was initiated following an internal quality check that raised concerns about potential peeling of a polymer material from the packaging's seal, which could lead to the presence of particles in the product. The affected product has the barcode 7296073748762 and an expiration date of May 2, 2029. The specific batch number is E122 4100/01044 624. The compote, with a net fruit weight of 480 grams, is manufactured by Hainan Xijiapu Food Co. in China and imported by J. Wilifood International. Consumers who possess the recalled product are urged not to consume it. In coordination with the Ministry of Health's Central District Food Services, the company is working to remove the product from market channels. For inquiries, consumers can contact the customer service center at *5042.
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