Showing posts with label herring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label herring. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 1, 2017

Food Recall! (Israel) (Salmon and Herring)

S.H. Shney HaDayagim and the Ministry of Health announced a recall of the following products this morning:



Brand: S. H. Shney HaDayagim Ltd
Product Name: Cold Smoked Sliced Salmon Fillet (Vacuum Sealed)
Package Size: various weights (sold by weight)
Barcode: ending in 119566
Production Code: p-1710-0252
Expiration Date: 11/11/2017

Brand: S. H. Shney HaDayagim Ltd
Product Name: Pickled Herring Fillet 
Package Size: 2.5 kg
Barcode: ending in 119030
Production Code: cp-1710-0081
Expiration Date: 18/11/2017

Brand: S. H. Shney HaDayagim Ltd
Product Name: Pickled Herring Fillet 
Package Size: 5kg
Barcode: ending in 119009
Production Code: cp-1710-0093
Expiration Date: 22/11/2017

These products are being recalled because they may be contaminated with listeria.
Unsold products are currently being removed from store shelves.

If you have purchased these products, DO NOT EAT THEM. Please contact the company to arrange to return them. You can email shney.hadayagim@gmail.com or call 052-694-4561

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

Another Expanded Food Recall!

On Monday I posted about another herring recall, details are here:

I am beginning to think that buying fish (especially smoked or salted fish) in Israel is just seriously risky business.
This latest recall applies to the following product:

Herring Fillets, with a production date of 18/01/15 and an expiration date of 5/03/15, manufactured by  (Yisragal Metterman?) ישרגל מטרמן
The product may be contaminated with listeria, and consumers are asked not to eat it. Please return it to the store where purchased for a credit.

On Wednesday, this recall was expanded to include:

Vacuum Packed Herring Fillets (production date 26/01/15, expiration date 13/03/15

Matjes-Style ("signon matias") Herring Fillets (production date 26/01/15, expiration date 3/03/15)

Please return these products to the store where purchased for a refund.

The company is removing the products from store shelves, but please check dates carefully before buying.

 

Expanded Food Recall!

Last week I posted the following food recall, and it has been expanded (details below):

Yet again, Israelis who like fish need to check their fridges.

"HaTikva Smoked Fish" and The Ministry of Health have announced a recall of the following products:

1. Herring (labeled Matias) Fillets in oil - 480g packages, with a sell-by date of 6.4.15

2. "Palmida" in oil - 480g packages, with a sell-by date of 9.4.15

The affected products tested positive for listeria.

The products are being recalled from store shelves, and consumers who have purchased these products are asked NOT to eat them, but to return them to the store where purchased for a refund.

The recall has been expanded to include  ALL 480g packages of Herring Fillets (labeled Matjes/Matias) in oil with expiration dates between 7.3.15 and 9.4.15

Consumers who have purchased this product are asked NOT to eat them, and to return them to the store where purchased for a refund.

Monday, February 2, 2015

Food Recall (Israel)

I am beginning to think that buying fish (especially smoked or salted fish) in Israel is just seriously risky business.
This latest recall applies to the following product:

Herring Fillets, with a production date of 18/01/15 and an expiration date of 5/03/15, manufactured by  (Yisragal Metterman?) ישרגל מטרמן
 
The product may be contaminated with listeria, and consumers are asked not to eat it. Please return it to the store where purchased for a credit.
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Thursday, January 29, 2015

Food Recall! (Israel)

Yet again, Israelis who like fish need to check their fridges.

"HaTikva Smoked Fish" and The Ministry of Health have announced a recall of the following products:

1. Herring (labeled Matias) Fillets in oil - 480g packages, with a sell-by date of 6.4.15

2. "Palmida" in oil - 480g packages, with a sell-by date of 9.4.15

The affected products tested positive for listeria.

The products are being recalled from store shelves, and consumers who have purchased these products are asked NOT to eat them, but to return them to the store where purchased for a refund.