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Israeli Poultry Council Warns Against Buying Unregulated Eggs in Haredi Neighborhoods The Israeli Poultry Council warns that buying eggs from informal sales in Haredi neighborhoods risks health due to lack of supervision and refrigeration. They urge consumers to buy only sealed eggs from authorized stores and maintain proper refrigeration to ensure safety.
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What happened 01 Eggs sold informally in Haredi areas often lack health supervision and pose contamination risks. 02 Unregulated eggs miss mandatory quality checks and official seals ensuring freshness and safety. 03 Transport and sale without continuous refrigeration, especially in summer, degrade egg quality. 04 The Poultry Council calls for buying only sealed eggs from authorized stores and suppliers. 05 Consumers should maintain continuous refrigeration from purchase until use to prevent bacterial growth. 06 Following these rules ensures consumer safety and family health responsibility. Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim , the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original The coverage
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