Meat Products Recalled in Israel Due to Labeling Errors

R.A.A. Food Marketing Ltd. has initiated a recall of three beef products sold under the "HaMeshek" and "HaKatzevia" brands due to a labeling defect. The issue, discovered during a veterinary inspection, involves the absence of production and expiration dates on the packaging of premium veal entrecôte, premium veal asado, and premium veal goulash. This omission violates food labeling regulations.

The recall is being conducted in coordination with the Ministry of Health's Food Service, and the manufacturer has begun collecting the affected products from distribution channels. Consumers who have purchased these items are urged not to consume them.

The company stated that the defect is solely a labeling issue and not related to contamination or spoilage. However, due to the missing date information, consumers are advised to avoid eating the products. For inquiries, consumers can contact R.A.A. Food Marketing Ltd. at 052-4883448.

This recall follows other recent food product recalls in Israel. These include a warning against the dietary supplement Royal Black Honey, found to contain sildenafil (the active ingredient in Viagra) without disclosure on the label, and a recall of fresh Atlantic salmon fillet due to an incorrect expiration date being printed on the packaging.