Health Ministry recalls HAYAT, Hermon bottled water

The Health Ministry is warning the public not to consume bottled water sold under the brands HAYAT and Hermon after inspectors discovered the products were manufactured and distributed in violation of the law.

Ta'amim Kol Hazman Ltd, the company that bottles both brands, announced it is pulling the products from store shelves. According to the company's statement, a Food Service inspection by the Health Ministry found that the drinking water was produced and marketed illegally, and that its safety cannot be verified.

The recall covers HAYAT brand drinking water in 200 ml bottles with barcode 7290114251549. All bottles with a production date up to and including September 2, 2026, marked "PRD" on the bottle, are included, as well as all bottles with a "best before" date up to and including September 1, 2027, marked "EXD."

The recall also covers Hermon brand drinking water in 200 ml bottles with barcode 7290114251518, also bottled by Ta'amim Kol Hazman Ltd. All bottles with a production date up to and including September 2, 2026, marked "PRD," and all bottles with a "best before" date up to and including September 2, 2027, marked "EXD," are being pulled.

The company said it is working to locate and remove the products from distribution channels in coordination with the Health Ministry's Food Service.

Anyone who has purchased these products is asked not to consume them. For more information or to report where the products are still being sold, contact the company at 04-6111102 or by email at samah@greatline.co.