Tnuva apologizes after animal parts found in frozen vegetables

Tnuva CEO Eyal Melis apologizes after animal parts were found in several instances, in the company’s “Sunfrost” brand of frozen produce, leading to a recall.

“We apologize to customers and clients and take full responsibility,” Melis says.

He says the sale of all green bean products — where the parts were found — is being stopped, and that customers who have bought the products will be eligible for a refund.

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