Haribo has recalled its Happy Cola F!ZZ sweets in the Netherlands after traces of cannabis were detected, causing illness in several individuals, including children. The Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) explained that the exact origin of the cannabis in these legitimate Haribo products is still unknown and under investigation by local police. Affected items are in 1kg bags, with a use-by date of January 2026, and a full refund is offered. Haribo emphasizes consumer safety as paramount and is cooperating with authorities during the investigation.
The NVWA warned people bluntly: Do not eat these sweets. The recall concerns a limited number of cases in the east of the country.
Forensic testing established the presence of cannabis in the sweets, raising safety concerns among consumers.
Haribo's vice-president emphasized the company's commitment to consumer safety, stating that this incident is treated with utmost seriousness.
Police are actively investigating how cannabis ended in the sweets and how they reached the stores, ensuring accountability in the incident.
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