Health Ministry Recalls Premium Beef Products Over Labeling Issues
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health has ordered the recall of three premium veal meat products from the brand "HaMishak HaKatzavia" due to missing production and expiration dates. The affected products, manufactured by R.A.A. Food Marketing Ltd., include entrecôte, asado, and goulash. Consumers are advised not to eat these items, and the manufacturer is working to remove them from shelves.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ministry of Health recalls three premium veal products from "HaMishak HaKatzavia" brand.
- Products are recalled due to missing production and expiration date labels.
- Affected items include premium veal entrecôte, asado, and goulash.
- Manufacturer R.A.A. Food Marketing Ltd. is collecting products from distribution.
- Consumers are warned not to consume the recalled meat products.
Israel's Ministry of Health issued a recall alert on Monday for three premium veal meat products from the brand "HaMishak HaKatzavia" due to deficiencies in the labeling of production and expiration dates. Consumers possessing these products are urged not to consume them.
The affected items are premium veal entrecôte, premium veal asado, and premium veal goulash, all manufactured by R.A.A. Food Marketing Ltd. During a veterinary inspection, it was discovered that the production and expiration dates were not printed on the product packaging.
Following these findings, the manufacturer is working to collect the products from distribution channels in coordination with the Ministry of Health's Food Service. The ministry is taking action to ensure consumer safety by addressing the labeling oversight.
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