Israeli Health Ministry Recalls Meringue Kisses Over Undeclared Allergens
The Israeli Ministry of Health has issued a recall for a product called "Meringue Kisses" due to undeclared allergens. Following a consumer complaint, tests revealed that milk and soy were not listed among the allergens on the packaging. The affected product is a 25-gram package of vanilla-flavored meringue kisses with colorful candies and a dairy coating, produced in Turkey. The barcode for the recalled item is 8680902036424, and the recall applies to all expiration dates up to and including February 4, 2027. Consumers with allergies to milk or soy are strongly advised not to consume this product. The importer has begun removing the product from stores to prevent further risk to allergic individuals.
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