Health Ministry Orders Recall of Premium Veal Products Over Missing Dates
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health has ordered the recall of premium veal products from R.A.A. Food Marketing Ltd. due to missing production and expiration dates. The affected items include "Ontrip," "Asado," and "Goulash" veal products sold under the "Hemshik" and "Hacatsapia" brands. Consumers are warned not to eat the products, which are being removed from shelves.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The Ministry of Health ordered the recall of premium veal products due to missing date labels.
- Affected products include Ontrip, Asado, and Goulash premium veal.
- The manufacturer, R.A.A. Food Marketing Ltd., is removing the items from markets.
- Consumers are warned not to consume the products.
- The recall was initiated after a veterinary inspection found labeling defects.
The Ministry of Health has ordered the recall of several premium veal products from the market due to a failure to properly label production and expiration dates. The affected products include "Ontrip Premium Veal," "Asado Premium Veal," and "Goulash Premium Veal," all manufactured by R.A.A. Food Marketing Ltd. The ministry stated that a veterinary inspection revealed a data labeling defect, specifically the absence of production and expiration dates on the packaging. The products are sold under the "Hemshik" and "Hacatsapia" brands and are sold by weight. Consumers who have purchased these items are urged not to consume them. R.A.A. Food Marketing Ltd. is actively working to remove the products from sales channels, in coordination with the Ministry of Health's Food Services Division.
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