Israeli Importer Recalls Dark Chocolate Over Undeclared Allergen
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Better Choice Ltd. recalled four types of imported dark chocolate in Israel due to undeclared milk allergens. The affected products, manufactured in Russia, have expiration dates ranging from October 2027 to December 2027. Consumers with milk allergies are advised not to consume the chocolate and can return it for a refund.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Four types of imported dark chocolate were recalled in Israel due to undeclared milk allergens.
- The recall affects products from Better Choice Ltd. and Xeros Ltd., manufactured in Russia.
- Consumers with milk allergies are warned not to consume the affected chocolate bars.
- The products have expiration dates through December 2027.
- Customers can return the chocolate for a full refund.
Better Choice Ltd., an importer of Xeros Ltd. products, has voluntarily recalled four types of dark chocolate from the Israeli market due to the presence of a milk allergen not listed on the packaging. The recall was initiated following a consumer complaint and subsequent checks by the company.
The affected products are 100-gram bars of 60% Dark Chocolate Ivory Coast (best by Nov. 18, 2027), 67% Dark Chocolate Ghana (best by Oct. 25, 2027), 80% Dark Chocolate Colombia (best by Dec. 6, 2027), and 77% Dark Chocolate Dominican Republic (best by Dec. 6, 2027). These chocolates are manufactured by "Pobeda Confectionery Factory" in Russia and imported by "Axros Ltd."
Better Choice Ltd. is urging consumers with milk allergies or sensitivities to other listed allergens to avoid consuming these products. The company is coordinating the product collection with the Ministry of Health's Food Service in the Ashkelon region. Customers who purchased the affected chocolate can return it for a full refund by contacting the seller or customer service at 050-9091517.
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