Israeli Health Ministry Destroys 155 Kg of Unsafe Meat and Fish in Dimona
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The Israeli Ministry of Health destroyed 155 kg of unsafe meat and fish products found at a Dimona business due to serious regulatory violations and warned the public against consuming unlabeled or expired items.
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- Health Ministry destroyed 155 kg of beef, chicken, and fish in Dimona.
- Inspection revealed serious violations including illegal sales and improper handling.
- Products were frozen, thawed, ground, seasoned, and lacked proper labeling.
- The business involved is Karni Para at 21 Ezra and Nehemiah Street.
- Public advised not to consume unlabeled or expired products and to discard them.
The Israeli Ministry of Health destroyed approximately 155 kilograms of beef, chicken, and fish products at the "Karni Para" business located at 21 Ezra and Nehemiah Street in Dimona. During an inspection, the official veterinary doctor identified serious violations including the sale of products contrary to regulations, freezing of fresh products, improper thawing, grinding and seasoning of meats, and items lacking manufacturer labels and expiration dates. The Ministry urged the public not to consume any unlabeled or expired products purchased from this establishment and to dispose of them immediately.
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