Alert: Ministry of Health Recalls Two Brands of Cheese Containing Plastic Fragments
The Ministry of Health has issued a warning regarding two brands of cheese that have been removed from the shelves of a popular discount store due to the presence of plastic fragments. The recall, which was put into effect on November 21st, involves two brands of smoked stretched curd cheese.
Both brands, one from a well-known company and the other from a slightly less recognized brand, have been recalled for the same reason. The affected cheeses come in a 200-gram format with batch numbers matching 2243E. The expiration dates for these products are December 2, 2024, and December 4, 2024, respectively.
Consumers who have purchased cheeses from the recalled batch numbers are strongly advised not to consume the product. Instead, they should return it to the point of sale to receive a refund. It is not necessary to provide a receipt for the return.
The recall is a precautionary measure taken by the Ministry of Health due to the potential physical risk posed by the presence of plastic fragments in the cheese. For more information, consumers can visit the official health website or contact their local Ministry of Health office.
Ensuring the safety of food products is a top priority for the Ministry of Health, and recalls play a crucial role in keeping consumers safe from potentially dangerous products. It is essential to follow recall instructions to protect your health and well-being.