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YnetHealth

Israeli Health Ministry Warns Against Consuming Njoy and Joicy Soft Drinks Due to Poor Production Conditions

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Israel's Health Ministry warns the public not to consume "Njoy" and "Joicy" soft drinks due to unlicensed production and poor hygiene conditions that risk public health.

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  • Israeli Health Ministry warns against consuming "Njoy" and "Joicy" soft drinks.
  • The manufacturing facility operated without a license and had poor hygiene standards.
  • Products include various fruit-flavored drinks like grape, apple, and mango.
  • "Njoy" drinks are produced by MG and marketed by Daas Group.
  • "Joicy" drinks are produced and packaged by Daas Group.
  • Public is urged to avoid these beverages due to health risks.
Israeli Health Ministry Warns Against Consuming Njoy and Joicy Soft Drinks Due to Poor Production Conditions
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The Israeli Ministry of Health has issued a public warning against consuming soft drinks under the brands "Njoy" and "Joicy." The ministry found that the manufacturing facility operated without a license and maintained extremely poor production and hygiene standards, posing a risk to public health. The affected products include flavored drinks in grape, apple, mango, lemon mint, grapefruit, orange, and strawberry banana varieties. The "Njoy" brand products are produced by MG and marketed by Daas Group, while "Joicy" drinks are both produced and packaged by Daas Group. The ministry strongly advises the public to avoid consuming these beverages to prevent potential health hazards.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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