Health Ministry Warns Against Products from Unlicensed Food Factory
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health has warned the public against consuming food products from the "Nir V'nitzan Trade" factory due to unsanitary conditions and lack of licensing. The factory, located in Moshav Azaria, produced items like nuts, seeds, and dried fruits with expiration dates up to February 2028. The facility was administratively closed on October 28, 2026, by District Health Officer Udi Kleiner.
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- The Health Ministry warned the public against consuming food products from the "Nir V'nitzan Trade" factory.
- The factory operated without a license and in extremely poor sanitary conditions.
- Affected products include various nuts, seeds, and dried fruits with expiration dates up to February 2028.
- The factory, located in Moshav Azaria, was issued an administrative closure order.
- The closure order was signed by District Health Officer Udi Kleiner on October 28, 2026.
Israel's Ministry of Health has issued a public warning against consuming food products manufactured or packaged at the "Nir V'nitzan Trade" factory, located in Moshav Azaria. The warning follows an inspection by food inspectors from the ministry's Central District, which revealed the factory was operating without a license and under extremely poor sanitary conditions, posing a significant risk to public health.
According to a ministry statement, the inspected products include shelled nuts, walnuts, dried cranberries, sesame seeds, dark raisins, coconut, and other types of nuts and snacks. These products were packaged in sizes ranging from 200 grams to 1 kilogram, under the "Nir V'nitzan Trade" brand. The ministry specifically cautioned consumers to avoid products with expiration dates up to and including February 2028.
In response to the findings, Dr. Udi Kleiner, the District Health Officer for the Central District, signed an administrative closure order for the factory on Wednesday, October 28, 2026. The factory is situated on Derech HaMeyasdim Street in Moshav Azaria.
The Ministry of Health urges the public to refrain from consuming any of the aforementioned products and is providing details on the affected items to ensure consumer safety.
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