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Kikar HaShabbatHealth

Israeli Health Ministry Warns Against Consuming Njoy and Joicy Soft Drinks

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

The Israeli Health Ministry warns the public not to consume Njoy and Joicy soft drinks made in an unlicensed, unsanitary factory in Tira; authorities seized the products and summoned the owner.

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  • Israeli Health Ministry warns against Njoy and Joicy soft drinks consumption.
  • Products made in unlicensed factory in Tira with poor sanitary conditions.
  • Flavors include grape, apple, mango, lemon mint, grapefruit, orange, and strawberry banana.
  • Daas Group markets these beverages.
  • Police and health ministry conducted joint enforcement operation.
  • Factory owner summoned for a hearing after seizure orders issued.
Israeli Health Ministry Warns Against Consuming Njoy and Joicy Soft Drinks
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The Israeli Ministry of Health has issued a public warning against consuming soft drinks from the brands Njoy and Joicy. These beverages were produced in an unlicensed factory located in Tira, operating under extremely poor sanitary conditions that pose a health risk to consumers. The drinks come in various flavors including grape, apple, mango, lemon mint, grapefruit, orange, and strawberry banana. The products are distributed by Daas Group. During a joint enforcement operation with the police, the factory was discovered, and seizure orders were issued for the merchandise. The factory owner has been summoned for a hearing.

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