Recall Issued for 'Jerusalem Kishke' Over Labeling and Expiry Date Defects

Meat producer Arbaa Katzavim is recalling its Jerusalem Kishke product after health ministry inspections found labeling errors and an unauthorized expiration date.

Meat company Arbaa Katzavim has announced a recall of its "Jerusalem Kishke" product from retail shelves and urged the public not to consume it, news outlets Maariv and Srugim reported.

According to the reports, the decision followed an inspection conducted by the Food Service at the Ministry of Health. The inspection identified defects in the product's labeling, including discrepancies in the ingredients list and manufacturer name, as well as an expiration date longer than permitted by regulations.

Further details regarding the scope of the recall have not yet been released.