Health Ministry Recalls Premium Beef Over Labeling Failures
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health has ordered the recall of three premium beef products from "R.A.A. Shivuk Mazon" due to missing production and expiration dates. The affected items include "Premium Young Beef Asado," "Premium Veal Goulash," and "Premium Veal Entrecôte." Consumers are warned not to eat the meat, and the company is removing it from stores. A hotline is available for consumer assistance.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Three premium beef products are recalled in Israel due to missing date labels.
- The Ministry of Health warns consumers not to eat the recalled meat.
- Products affected include "Premium Young Beef Asado," "Premium Veal Goulash," and "Premium Veal Entrecôte."
- The "R.A.A. Shivuk Mazon" company is removing the meat from all sales channels.
- A hotline has been set up for consumer questions and returns.
Israel's Ministry of Health is urging the public not to consume three types of premium beef products from the "R.A.A. Shivuk Mazon" company due to critical labeling deficiencies. The recall, conducted in cooperation with the company and the Food Control Service, affects "Premium Young Beef Asado," "Premium Veal Goulash," and "Premium Veal Entrecôte." These products were found to be missing production and expiration dates on their packaging during a routine veterinary inspection. The absence of this mandatory information prevents consumers from verifying the meat's freshness and safety. The affected products were distributed to retail chains and markets without the required date markings. The Ministry of Health and "R.A.A. Shivuk Mazon" are advising consumers who purchased these items to refrain from eating them. The company is actively removing the recalled batches from all sales channels and stores. A hotline, 052-4883448, has been established for consumer inquiries, returns, and consultations. Consumers are encouraged to contact the supplier immediately if they find suspicious packaging.
