Tnuva CEO on Sunfrost scandal: “We thought it was not harmful to well being”

Eyal Malis, CEO of Tnuva, which owns the Sunfrost model, apologized to prospects. This apology was issued after overseas objects, together with fragments of varied residing issues, had been present in baggage of frozen beans by prospects.

“We apologize to our prospects and prospects, and take accountability for what occurred,” the Tnuva CEO mentioned in an announcement.

Yael Malis additionally added that, based mostly on the conclusion of consultants, the corporate believed that the presence of overseas objects within the completed product doesn't pose a risk to the well being of shoppers.

In flip, the Sunfrost manufacturing unit introduced that within the subsequent week it'll cease supplying frozen inexperienced and yellow beans to shops, and also will withdraw these merchandise from shops.