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Israeli health officials order recall of Organic Cocoa Powder over excess gluten
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Jun 11, 2026
What happened
Peg Yizumot is recalling its “Organic Cocoa Powder, Gluten Free” after a Jerusalem health inspection found excess gluten. People with gluten sensitivity or allergy should not consume it, and the product is being withdrawn from distribution.
- 01Health officials found excess gluten in a product labeled gluten free.
- 02The recall covers 100-gram Organic Cocoa Powder under the Atid Yarok brand.
- 03All expiration dates through February 28, 2028 are included.
- 04Consumers sensitive or allergic to gluten are told not to eat the product.
- 05The company is collecting the product from sales channels with the Health Ministry.
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