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Recalled Marabou Japp chocolate bar showing plastic contamination risk with Mondelez recall notice.
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Mondelez recalls Marabou Japp chocolate over plastic risk

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Mondelez is recalling the Marabou Japp chocolate bar in 160-gram packages due to the risk of hard plastic in a small number of packages. The recall affects specific batch numbers with a best-before date of July 5, 2026. Consumers are advised to return the product to stores for a refund.

A restaurant in Borlänge was forced to close immediately at the end of last week after mouse droppings were discovered during an inspection.

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Residents in Thembisa have marched through the streets demanding the closure of foreign-owned spaza shops, which they accuse of selling expired and unsafe food products linked to child deaths. The protest at Swazi Inn reflects widespread anger over food safety in township communities and frustration with government inaction.

South Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety is intensifying checks on spring vegetables amid the viral bomdong bibimbap trend popular on social media. The inspections, running through March 20, target seasonal produce like spring cabbage for pesticide residues and heavy metals, following a surge in demand.

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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has pushed back against Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey’s defense of Dunkin’ Donuts amid concerns over high sugar content in beverages. The exchange follows Kennedy’s recent rally comments targeting the chain and Starbucks. Kennedy emphasized the need for safety data without proposing to ban the products.

A viral video showed police and TNI officers interrogating an elderly ice cake vendor, accusing him of using sponge material, sparking public outrage. Laboratory tests confirmed the products are safe for consumption, leading the officers to apologize for their hasty actions.

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Due inchieste giudiziarie sono state aperte in Francia dopo le sospette morti di due bambini che hanno consumato latte in polvere Guigoz, richiamato da Nestlé per possibile contaminazione con la tossina cereulide. Ad Angers e Bordeaux, le autorità stanno verificando se questa sostanza batterica sia responsabile, senza che sia ancora stato stabilito un legame causale. I ministeri della Salute e dell'Agricoltura stanno monitorando da vicino l'allerta sanitaria.

 

 

 

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