Chocolate on call: be careful! Warning of acute health risk

Recall of chocolate: health problems can arise.

The product was also sold at Edeka, Rewe and Kaufland, among others.

• Recall * of

  chocolate

  due to health risk

• Pieces of plastic were found

  in the affected

  chocolates

• The chocolate was also at

  Edeka

  ,

  Rewe

  and

  Kaufland

  sells

Kassel - The company Plant-for-the-Planet is recalling various versions of the article “The Good

” 100g with the

best

before date May 3rd, 2021.

As reported by the manufacturer, the manufacturer reported possible contamination with pieces of plastic as part of a regular routine inspection.

This will be announced in a current

on the consumer portal produktwarnung.eu.

There is even a

risk if consumed

.

Chocolate on call: These products are affected

According to the manufacturer, Plant-for-the-Planet Service GmbH is recalling various types of

.

According to customer information, the foreign bodies that were discovered in the chocolate during a regular routine inspection are pieces of plastic.

The

following products are affected

by the

:

All three types of chocolate in the recall have the best before date May 3rd, 2021.

According to the manufacturer, other products of the Plant-for-the-Planet brand as well as other batches and chocolate bars with a different best-before date are

not affected

by the

.

Recall of chocolate: The article is also available from Edeka, Rewe and Kaufland

The

affected

by the

is sold throughout Germany in the following shops and supermarkets:

• Combi

• Edeka *

• famila

• Feneberg

• Slap

• Kaufland

• Rewe *

• sky markets 

• various village and world shops

Recall from Edeka, Rewe and Kaufland: foreign bodies found in chocolate

In the current

, the

food manufacturer draws

attention to the fact that the affected

may contain

plastic.

Consumers are therefore asked to contact the Plant-for-the-Planet company's service hotline on 08808/9345.

Customers who have already bought the product should not consume it, but return it in stores.

The purchase price will be refunded according to the manufacturer's information.

Recall: Plastic pieces - Plant-for-the-Planet calls back "The Good Chocolate "https: //t.co/IQV8ahKpjN pic.twitter.com/7kFRo8aplB

- Product Warning (@ Product Warning1) September 1, 2020

Foreign bodies of any kind, for example metallic foreign bodies, broken glass or glass splinters, wood and plastic splinters, can lead to 

 in the mouth and throat and internal injuries or bleeding.

There is therefore an acute

 and an increased risk of injury to consumers.

So far it is unclear how the plastic parts could get into the

.

The manufacturer

 did not provide any information about this

in the 

.

From the consumption of the affected product that can be found on the supermarket shelves of

,

and

, among others

,

is strongly discouraged.

Recall of chocolate: products no longer in the range of Edeka and Co.

The current

on the productwarnung.eu consumer portal states: “In the interests of preventive consumer protection and in coordination with the authorities, Plant-for-the-Planet Service GmbH has already arranged for the product to be retrieved from the trade.

We do not recommend consuming products from the specified product batch. "

+

Affected by recall: "The good chocolate" from the manufacturer Plant-for-the-Planet, plastic pieces were found in some products.

© screenshot productwarnung.eu

Plant-for-the-Planet: Recall for chocolate with sustainability

The Plant-for-the-Planet company is a foundation that was founded in 2007 by the then nine-year-old pupil Felix Finkbeiner and his father Frithjof.

The aim of the foundation, which is aimed primarily at children and young people, is, according to its own statements, to create awareness for global justice and climate change.

The company promotes climate change with various tree-planting campaigns as well as climate-neutral production, fair trade and the use of regional products for "good

".

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