Recall Issued for Beit Yehuda Fruit Compote Over Potential Polymer Particles
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
G. Williford International is voluntarily recalling Beit Yehuda "Light Fruit Compote" due to concerns of polymer particles in the product. The recall affects items expiring May 2, 2029, and consumers are urged not to eat them. The company is working with the Ministry of Health to remove the product from shelves.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- G. Williford International recalled Beit Yehuda "Light Fruit Compote" due to potential polymer particles.
- The recall affects products with an expiration date of May 2, 2029.
- Consumers are warned not to consume the affected compote.
- The company is removing the product from shelves with the Ministry of Health.
G. Williford International announced on Thursday a voluntary recall of the "Light Fruit Compote" product from the Beit Yehuda brand, weighing 820 grams. The recall was initiated following an internal quality check that raised concerns about peeling polymer material from the packaging seal. This issue could potentially lead to the presence of particles in the product.
The affected product has an expiration date of May 2, 2029, with barcode 7296073748762 and batch number E122 4100/01044 624. Consumers are advised not to consume the product. The company is coordinating with the Ministry of Health to remove the affected items from store shelves.
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