Chocolate Tony Bars may be called to contain “small stones”

The chocolate manufacturing company has released Volunteer summons Some of the chocolate bars sold in the United States and Canada, as they can contain “small stones”.

Tony’s Chocolonely Inc. And its headquarters in Amsterdam, the Netherlands and has offices in places such as New York City, on Monday, saying that the chocolate bars concerned have been distributed to Retail traders in Canada And the United States

According to the announcement, seven of the Tony’s Dark Wonmond Sea Salt (6.35 ounces) and everything is called (6.35 ounces) “because the product may have small stones.”

Bars Candy was sold in American retail stores and on the company’s website, www.tonyschocolonely. The notification said that the distribution of bars that took place began on February 7 and ended on March 24.

FDA remembers the cheese sold on Aldi sites in 4 states

The company said: “While the opportunity of any uniquely affected product, we decided to take this step to ensure the safety and consumers of Tony Chocolate,” the company said.

The company added that a limited number of consumers reported that they had found small stones in the product, which were not filtered during a third party harvesting from Almond treatment.

The products that are called the following story are determined, the best history and UPC:

Tony’s Chocolonely everything bar (180g / 6.35 ounce):

• 4327, 22-NOV-25, 850011828564
• 4330, 25-NOV-25, 850011828564
• 4331, 26-NOV-25, 850011828564
• M4331, 26-NOV-25, 850032676441

Thousands of pounds of ground coffee were called for a wrong name error: FDA

Sea salt, dark chocolate from Tony Chocolate (180 g / 6.35 ounces):

• 163094, 2-APR-26, 858010005641
• 162634, 28-Feb-26, 858010005641
• M162634, 28-Feb-26, 850011828908

In Canada, dark almond sea products, 180 grams, with a large number of 162697, Bar everything, and 180 grams, were also called with a large number of 4332.

Trader Joe remembers the sparkling water bottles above the “risk of rupture”: “Get rid of them” carefully

The company said that the brutality symbols are unique identifiers dedicated to a batch or amount of products manufactured in the same conditions and are used to track and track.

For the tapes concerned, the LOT code is printed on the side of the cover of the candy bar and usually begins with the letter “L” for the daily elements, and “M” for personal elements.

No other Lotto symbols were included in the volunteer summons, and Tony from chocolate said that the procedure was taken to ensure the safety of consumers, as a precautionary measure.

Click here to read more on Fox Business

Consumers who own one of the desserts concerned are encouraged to return the element to the store that has been purchased from recovering, replacing or simply getting rid of the product.