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Israeli Health Ministry Warns of Salmonella in Illegal Algimal Tahini Products

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First reported by Ynet · Jul 14, 2026

What happened

The Israeli Health Ministry found salmonella in illegally imported Algimal tahini products and warned the public against consuming them. Two contaminated products were identified with production dates in 2026. The Ministry also reported no progress in a toddler poisoning case linked to Nutrilon but found products meant for recall.

01Salmonella was detected in two Algimal tahini products during Ministry of Health sampling.
02The products were imported illegally without proper approvals or known production conditions.
03Contaminated products include 1kg and 500g white tahini with production dates in March and April 2026.
04The public is advised not to consume these specific tahini products.
05An investigation into toddler poisonings linked to Nutrilon found no results.
06The Ministry located Nutrilon products that were intended for recall.

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