Israeli Manufacturer Recalls Premium Beef Products Over Missing Dates
R.A.A. Food Marketing recalls three premium beef and veal products due to missing production and expiration dates on packaging.
Israeli food manufacturer R.A.A. Food Marketing has announced a recall for three meat products marketed under "HaMoshek" and "HaKatzavia" brands following a routine veterinary inspection. The recall was issued in coordination with the Ministry of Health's Food Service after inspectors discovered that the packaging lacks production and expiration dates.
The recalled items include premium beef chuck (ontrib), premium veal asado, and premium veal goulash sold by weight. While no contamination or spoilage has been reported, consumers are strictly advised against consuming the items due to the inability to verify freshness without proper labeling.
The manufacturer has initiated the collection of the affected products from distribution channels. Consumers possessing these items are urged to contact the company directly for inquiries or returns. Recent weeks have seen several similar product recalls in the local market, including undeclared pharmaceutical ingredients in imported supplements and mislabeled expiration dates on fresh fish products.
