Do not eat warning issued as cult chocolate bar is pulled from shelves amid fears it could kill
A cult Dubai chocolate bar was urgently remembered because he was afraid that he could trigger fatal allergic reactions by the UK Food Safety Chiefs.
According to the authorities, the neosis schokolade love of Dubai Bar, a dessert with a foil wrapped in independent shops and online, is a dessert wrapped in foil, according to the authorities.
Product is part of the popularity of popularity thanks to social media is part of the imported Middle East-style chocolate wave-but the concerns that most of these bars do not meet the British food safety standards are increasing.
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) released a ‘eating’ warning and immediately ordered to remember, saying that the 95G bar poses a serious risk for people with peanut allergies.
All collective codes and previous dates are affected.
The Bar is produced in Türkiye and is distributed by Black Deniz Trading Ltd, a company that says that FSA is unlimited so far.
Authorities work with local authorities to ensure that the product is removed from the sale, and advises everyone who bought it to destroy and report where it is purchased.
Unbelievable peanuts can cause anaphylaxis-a rapid, life-threatening allergic reaction that causes swelling of the throat, usually causes unconscious or death within a few minutes.
According to Food Safety Authorities, Dubai Bar’s Neosis Schokolade love, which is a dessert in independent shops and online, contains peanuts that are not sold in independent stores and online
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As part of the recalling notification, FSA said: ‘This product contains peanuts and becomes a possible health risk for anyone with peanut allergies. If you bought it, don’t eat. ‘
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While some UK supermarkets launch their arranged versions, smaller retailers and most of the online bars are irregular imports.
The FSA usually warned missing English content lists, allergen warnings or valid UK contact information.
Earlier this year, the tests performed by European authorities found that some Dubai -style chocolates contained undisputed sesame seeds, banned artificial paints and even carcinogenic pollutants.
In one case, German inspectors reported ‘widespread security violations’ in imported peanut chocolate bars, including crowded compounds due to liver cancer.
In June, the FSA called on the people to control the labels in Dubai -style chocolate bars and not to buy allergen materials if they did not list in English.
The weight of the food should be prired clearly in gram and before or according to history.
The name and address of the UK or EU enterprise responsible for the product should be listed and if the food is not from the UK or EU, the name and address of the importer must be included.
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Experts warned that the popularity of these desserts ‘leaving food safety behind’, campaignists called for better import controls and allergen labeling laws better.
Recall comes after a number of high -profile tragedies connected to unbearable allergens.
In 2016, 15 -year -old Megan Lee died after eating a package service that could not declare peanuts. The restaurant owners were then imprisoned to kill men with gross neglect.
A year later, 15-year-old Natasha Ednan-Laperouse collapsed on a flight after eating a feeder baget containing unlocked sesame seeds in the packaging.
His death led to the introduction of the Natasha Law, which requires full allergen labeling in previously packaged foods.
FSA said that the recall of Dubai’s love of neosis Schokolade was listed under the fafa-03-2025 warning code. All details are available on the website.
After eating the product, everyone who has swelling, rash, breathing or dizziness is asked to receive medical aid immediately.
