Food Safety Incident Report
Date: August 13, 2025
Incident Overview: A recent food safety incident has been reported involving expired food products detected in a honey lemon beverage, specifically in a 470ml container. This issue has been identified by the Food Safety Agency of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
Origin of Issue: The affected product originates from Japan, raising concerns about the distribution and labeling practices associated with this beverage. The detection of expired food products poses potential health risks to consumers, as consuming expired items can lead to foodborne illnesses and other health complications.
Incident Category: This incident falls under the category of control, indicating that there are regulatory measures in place to address such occurrences. The focus is on ensuring that food products are safe for consumption and properly labeled to prevent the sale of expired items.
Hazard Category: The primary hazard associated with this incident is related to labeling. Accurate labeling is crucial for informing consumers about the safety and freshness of food products. In this case, the failure to properly label the honey lemon beverage has led to the detection of expired items in the market.
Conclusion: Consumers are advised to check the expiration dates on food products, particularly beverages, before consumption. Regulatory authorities will continue to monitor the situation to ensure that food safety standards are upheld and that consumers are protected from potential health risks.