Chocolate Products Recalled Due to Undeclared Milk Allergen
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Better Choice Ltd. is recalling several dark chocolate products due to an undeclared milk allergen. The affected items include four types of dark chocolate with various expiration dates through November 2027. Consumers with milk allergies are advised not to consume the products and can seek a refund from the point of sale or customer service.
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- Better Choice Ltd. is recalling four types of dark chocolate products.
- The recall is due to an undeclared milk allergen found in the chocolate.
- Products affected have expiration dates through November 2027.
- Consumers with milk allergies are urged not to consume the affected products.
- Refunds are available through the point of sale or company customer service.
Better Choice Ltd., which markets "Xeros Ltd.," announced an "initiative recall" on Friday of several dark chocolate products. The recall is due to the presence of a milk allergen that was not listed on the product's ingredients or allergen list. The affected products include COTE D'IVOIRE 60% dark chocolate (expiration date 18/11/2027), GHANA 67% dark chocolate (expiration date 25/10/2027), COLOMBIA 80% dark chocolate (expiration date 06/12/2027), and DOMINICANA 77% dark chocolate (expiration date 06/12/2027). All products are 100 grams and were manufactured by "Fobda Confectionery Ltd." in Russia, with "Xeros Ltd." as the importer.
Consumers who are allergic to milk or other allergens listed on the label are urged not to consume these products. In coordination with the Ashkelon district food service of the Ministry of Health, the company is removing the products from distribution channels. Customers can return the products to their point of purchase or contact the company's customer service at 050-9091517 for a refund.
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