In Belgium and the Netherlands, specific packs of Haribo candies may produce unforeseen consequences. Traces of cannabis were found in some lots, prompting a recall initiative.
Consuming Haribo cola bottles may pose more than just a threat to your dental health. Those who indulge in these sweets might experience an unwarranted sense of relaxation due to the presence of trace amounts of cannabis. Initially detected in the Netherlands by authorities following consumer reports, Indian hemp was also identified in batches of Haribo cola bottle candies sold in Belgium.
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The company has requested that customers send back the 1kg packages of Happy Cola F!ZZ with production codes L341-4002307906, which expire in January 2026. This recall must not be ignored as multiple individuals, some of them kids, fell sick after consuming these marijuana-infused candies in the Netherlands. Several affected persons sought assistance from law enforcement to unravel this enigma. However, detectives remain clueless regarding where the cannabis originated…
(MH with Olivier Duquesne – Source: RTBF Info – Image: © picture alliance / Panama Pictures | Christoph Hardt)
