An incident at a factory in Rubí has left some supermarkets without hummus.

BarcelonaAn incident at a factory in Rubí (Vallès Occidental) has interrupted hummus production at the Rensika plant, one of the main suppliers of this product to several supermarket chains in Spain. According to Radio Rubí, the Rensika plant, located in the Can Fajó area, has temporarily halted operations. This factory produces hummus and tzatziki for several supermarket and department store companies, including Mercadona, Carrefour, Alcampo, and El Corte Inglés. In the case of Mercadona, it is the manufacturer of the hummus that the Valencian group sells under the Hacendado brand. Specifically, Mercadona has confirmed to ARA that, for the time being, it does not have hummus available in its stores. "We are working to restore service as soon as possible, but we do not expect to have the product before December," added sources from the chain. Rensika is a Greek multinational company founded in 1990 with a presence in eight European countries, including Spain, according to its website. It produces various types of hummus, tzatziki, falafel, and baba ghanoush, which it sells both as a private label product for supermarkets and under its own brands, Ygriega and Simply Greek.