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Salmon Fillet Recall Issued Over Labeling Error

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Salmon Fillets Recalled in Israel Due to Decade-Long Expiration Date Error

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Israeli distributor Acharon Zano Dagim is recalling fresh Atlantic salmon fillets due to a labeling error that listed the expiration date as October 31, 2027, a year beyond the actual date of October 31, 2026. The company is removing the affected 1.5 kg packages from stores and advises consumers not to eat the product. The salmon was manufactured in the Netherlands.

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  • Acharon Zano Dagim recalled fresh Atlantic salmon fillets due to a labeling error.
  • The expiration date was incorrectly printed as October 31, 2027, instead of October 31, 2026.
  • Consumers are urged not to eat the salmon, which weighs about 1.5 kg per package.
  • The affected product was manufactured in the Netherlands by DCD.
  • The company is removing the salmon from retail stores in coordination with the Ministry of Health.
Salmon Fillets Recalled in Israel Due to Decade-Long Expiration Date Error
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Acharon Zano Dagim, an Israeli food distributor, has announced a recall of its fresh, vacuum-packed Atlantic salmon fillets due to a significant labeling error. The product, manufactured in the Netherlands by DCD, has an incorrect expiration date printed on its packaging. Consumers reported that the label states the expiration date as October 31, 2027, instead of the actual expiration date of October 31, 2026. This means the product's shelf life was mistakenly extended by one full year. The affected batch, with a catch date of October 18, 2026, and batch code 5231/194/26, weighs approximately 1.5 kg per package. Acharon Zano Dagim is urging customers who purchased this product not to consume it. In coordination with the Ministry of Health's Food Division, the company is removing the affected salmon from retail stores. Customers seeking further information or wishing to report issues can contact the company at 08-8521215 or via email at service@az-dagim.co.il.

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