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Israeli Importer Recalls Sesame-Contaminated Petit Beurre Biscuits Over Allergen Labeling
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 45 minutes ago
What happened
G. Wilifood International recalls Petit Beurre biscuits imported from Turkey due to undeclared sesame allergen, advising allergic consumers to avoid them while coordinating with Israeli health authorities to remove the products from the market.
- 01G. Wilifood International recalls Petit Beurre biscuits due to undeclared sesame allergen.
- 02Affected products are 1 kg and 500 g packages expiring July 30, 2027, with specific barcodes and lot codes.
- 03Manufacturer is Hazal Biscuit Gida Sanayi AS from Karaman, Turkey.
- 04Recall follows a consumer complaint and lab confirmation of sesame presence.
- 05Consumers allergic to sesame or listed allergens should avoid the products.
- 06Recall is coordinated with the Israeli Ministry of Health's Central District Food Service.
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