Israeli Company Recalls Fruit Compote Over Foreign Particle Fears
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
G. Willie Food International Ltd. is voluntarily recalling its "Beit Yehuda" light fruit compote due to fears of foreign particles. The company discovered a potential issue with plastic peeling from the packaging's seal. The recall, coordinated with the Health Ministry, affects products with a specific barcode and expiration date, manufactured in China.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- G. Willie Food International is recalling fruit compote due to potential foreign plastic particles.
- The company discovered the issue during an internal quality control inspection.
- The defect involves potential peeling of polymer material from the packaging seal.
- The recall is coordinated with the Health Ministry's Food Service in the Central District.
- Affected products have barcode 7296073748762 and expire on May 2, 2029.
G. Willie Food International Ltd. announced a voluntary recall of its "Beit Yehuda" brand light fruit compote due to concerns about foreign particles in the product. In coordination with the Health Ministry's Food Service in the Central District, the company has begun removing the product from sales points and is urging the public not to consume it. The company stated that the issue was discovered during an internal quality check. The inspection revealed a potential peeling of a polymer material from the packaging's sealing area, a defect that could lead to plastic particles falling directly into the food. The recall applies to the "Light Fruit Compote" product, weighing 820 grams (480 grams net weight), manufactured in China by Hainan Xinjiafu Food. The affected product has barcode 7296073748762, an expiration date of May 2, 2029, and batch number E122 4100/01044 624.
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