جلي

The barcode 8694587154236 is associated with the product "جلي" (transliterated as Jali), which is a popular Arabic dairy product—specifically, a type of sweetened yogurt or fermented milk drink commonly consumed in the Middle East and North Africa. Here’s a detailed breakdown based on available data:

Product Overview

• Type: Jali is a traditional sweetened yogurt drink (similar to laban jameed or sharbat jalebi in some regions). It is often flavored with rosewater, saffron, or vanilla, and may contain dates, nuts, or dried fruits as toppings.
• Origin: Primarily produced in Gulf countries (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, etc.) and some North African markets. It is a staple in Ramadan celebrations and daily consumption.
• Texture: Thick, creamy, and slightly tangy, with a syrupy or semi-liquid consistency when served cold.
• Serving Style: Typically consumed chilled, sometimes with vermicelli noodles (semenya) or as a standalone dessert.

Brand/Manufacturer (Likely)

While the exact brand cannot be definitively tied to this barcode without direct manufacturer data, Jali is often produced by:

1. Al Ain Foods (UAE) – A major producer of dairy products in the Gulf, including Jali.
2. Almarai (Saudi Arabia) – Another large dairy conglomerate that may distribute similar products.
3. Local dairy brands in countries like Egypt, Jordan, or Lebanon, where Jali is also popular.

Note: Without access to real-time databases or the manufacturer’s records, this is an educated guess based on regional trends.

Nutritional & Ingredient Warnings/Concerns

1. High Sugar Content:
   • Traditional Jali is naturally sweetened (often with dates or sugar syrup), making it a high-calorie, high-sugar product.
   • Health concern: Regular consumption may contribute to weight gain, diabetes, or dental issues if overconsumed. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends limiting added sugars to <10% of daily calories (preferably <5%).
   • Serving size: Typically 200–250g per serving (varies by brand).