UK recalls colourful chocolate products over undeclared milk and soya
Bon Bons Wholesale Ltd is recalling several novelty chocolate products in the UK due to undeclared milk and soya ingredients. The Food Standards Agency warns that these products pose a health risk to consumers with specific allergies.
Why it matters
Ensuring accurate allergen labeling is critical for public safety, and this recall prevents potential life-threatening reactions among vulnerable consumers.
Chocolate manufacturer Bon Bons Wholesale Ltd has announced a recall across England, Scotland and Wales. The recall was issued after it was found that the products contain milk and soya that are not listed on the label.Consumers with allergies to milk or soya are being urged not to eat these products. The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) has advised affected customers to return the products to the shop where they were bought for a full refund.The recalled chocolates include novelty-shaped products such as ladybirds, butterflies, hearts and sports cars.While the products are not considered a risk to the general public, they may cause serious allergic reactions in people who cannot consume milk or soya.Why are chocolates being recalledAccording to the Food Standards Agency, Bon Bons Wholesale Ltd is recalling the products because they contain milk and soya that are missing from the ingredient information on the packaging.Food labels are important…
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