Recall for beloved snacks: Product contains salt contrary to labeling

Din Marketing and Roasting 2021 announced a recall of unsalted roasted sunflower seeds of the Sasson Hakola brand, after a Food Service inspection found that the product contains salt contrary to what is declared. The public, and especially consumers who adhere to a low-sodium diet, are called upon not to consume the packages.

Din Marketing and Roasting 2021 announced a proactive recall of unsalted roasted sunflower seeds of the Sasson Hakola brand. The decision was made following a consumer complaint and an inspection by the Food Service, which found that the labeling on the package is incorrect – the product contains salt contrary to what is declared. The warning is directed especially at consumers who need to limit sodium intake for medical reasons. The recalled product is in 150-gram packages, barcode 7290019297642, with expiration dates of January 26, 2027, August 12, 2027, and August 27, 2027. The company is working to collect the product in coordination with the Food Service in the Central District.