Hacker Group Exposes Use of Rotten Ingredients by Israeli Food Giant
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – A hacker group has exposed internal documents revealing that the Israeli food company Manamim knowingly used expired raw materials in its 2023 production line and continued exporting the contaminated products, despite being fully aware of the severe health risks involved.
The Cyber Support Front, also known as the CyberIsnaadFront, an anti-Israeli hacker group, published documents on its Telegram channel revealing that the Israeli Manamim food holding company produced some of its 2023 product batches using expired raw materials.
The group said that this led to product spoilage and potential health hazards.
Despite being aware of these risks and receiving consumer complaints, Manamim did not halt distribution.
Instead, it continued exporting the contaminated goods not only within the occupied territories, but also to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and several Persian Gulf states.
The released evidence also shows that during the same period, the Israeli ministry of health published a warning on the regime’s official portal.
The warning acknowledged that certain Manamim products sold domestically were spoiled and potentially dangerous for consumers.
The documents underscore the regime’s disregard for public health, not only among its internal population but more notably in its exports to allied Western governments and client states, particularly the US, which continues its unconditional support despite such revelations.
