Recall at Rewe and Penny: Chocolate candies could cause serious injuries. The manufacturer warns of sharp metal splinters in certain products.
Wernigerode – Attention, fans of sweets: The chocolate bons with the names "Milk Chocs" and "Milk Chocs" are being recalled. They were offered at Rewe and Penny, among others. As the manufacturer announced on Wednesday, the recall is taking place because it cannot be ruled out that there are small, pointed pieces of metal in some products. At the moment, there is also a warning against eating another candy. The cereal bar affected by the recall is available in various supermarkets and discount stores.
Another urgent candy recall: Chocolate bons "Milk Chos" and "Milk Chocs" affected
| Name: | Milk Chocs (whole milk) |
| Brand: | Rewe Best Choice |
| Quantity: | 200 grams |
| Best-before date: | 30.04.2024 |
| Name | Milk Chocs (whole milk) |
| Brand: | Chocóla |
| Quantity: | 200 grams |
| Best-before date: | 30.04.2024 |
The recall concerns the 200-gram packs of "Milk Chocs" whole milk of the Chocóla brand, which are offered at Penny, as well as "Milch Chocs" whole milk of the brand "Rewe Beste Wahl" - both from the manufacturer Bergland from Wernigerode (Saxony-Anhalt). According to information, only sweets with a best-before date of 30.04.2024 are affected. It is a "precautionary measure", the company emphasizes. Products with other best-before dates are not affected.
Risk of injury from metallic objects
Metallic objects, broken glass or broken glass, as well as pieces of wood and plastic can cause serious injuries to the mouth and throat, as well as internal injuries or bleeding.
It is recommended that consumers who possess any of the affected products do not consume it and return it to the original point of sale.
The Bergland company is recalling the "Milk Chos" and "Milk Chocs" chocolate vouchers. They are dangerous for consumption because they may contain metal parts. © Bergland GmbH
Customers can return the affected sweets to the respective stores and receive a refund of the purchase price – even without presenting the receipt. Also recently affected by a recall was the "Haribo Matador Mix". According to the company, impurities were discovered in this product. Four specific batches are affected.
This article, written by the editors, used machine support. The article was carefully reviewed by editor Johannes Nuß before publication.
