Dark Chocolate Products Recalled Due to Undeclared Allergens
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health announced a voluntary recall of four dark chocolate products distributed by Better Choice Ltd. due to undeclared milk allergens. The recall was prompted by a consumer complaint and affects products with expiration dates through December 2027. Consumers with milk allergies are urged to avoid the chocolates and can seek refunds from the company.
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- Four dark chocolate products are being voluntarily recalled in Israel due to undeclared milk allergens.
- The recall was initiated by Better Choice Ltd. after a consumer complaint to the Ministry of Health.
- Affected products include various percentages of dark chocolate with expiration dates through December 2027.
- Consumers with milk allergies are advised not to consume the chocolates.
- The manufacturer is a Russian company, and the importer is Axeros Ltd.
Israel's Ministry of Health announced a voluntary recall of several dark chocolate products marketed by Better Choice Ltd., a distributor for "Axeros Ltd.". The recall was initiated following a consumer complaint that revealed the presence of milk, a common allergen, in the products without it being listed on the ingredient or allergen lists.
The affected products include COTE D'IVOIRE 60% dark chocolate (barcode 4610082664050, expiry 18/11/2027), GHANA 67% dark chocolate (barcode 4610082664067, expiry 25/10/2027), COLOMBIA 80% dark chocolate (barcode 4610082664074, expiry 06/12/2027), and DOMINICANA 77% dark chocolate (barcode 4610082664081, expiry 06/12/2027). All recalled items are 100-gram packages.
The manufacturer of these chocolates is "Pobeda Confectionery Ltd." from Russia, and the importer is "Axeros Ltd.". The Ministry of Health is advising consumers with milk allergies or sensitivities to other listed allergens to avoid consuming these products.
In coordination with the Ashkelon district's Food Services division of the Ministry of Health, the company is removing the products from all sales and distribution channels. Consumers who have purchased these items can return them to the point of sale or contact the company's customer service center for a refund.
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