Foodloose Recalls Pistachio Date Balls Over Foreign Body Risk
The Hamburg-based snack company Foodloose has issued a recall for specific batches of its 'WhiteDelights - Pistachio' date balls due to the potential presence of foreign bodies, which poses a risk of injury to consumers. The affected products, identified by batch number J49B0 and a best-before date of October 4, 2026, were sold primarily through drugstore chains Rossmann and Budni. The recall was initially announced on the official consumer protection portal lebensmittelwarning.de, covering several German states including North Rhine-Westphalia, Hamburg, and Bavaria. Subsequent updates expanded the list of affected regions to include Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saxony, Brandenburg, and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Foodloose advises customers to refrain from consuming the product and to ensure it is kept out of reach of children. The company confirmed that its other product lines remain unaffected by this safety issue. This action highlights ongoing food safety monitoring efforts within Germany, ensuring that potentially hazardous items are removed from the market promptly to protect public health.
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Foodloose Recalls Pistachio Date Balls Over Foreign Body Risk
The Hamburg-based snack company Foodloose has issued a recall for specific batches of its 'WhiteDelights - Pistachio' date balls due to the potential presence of foreign bodies, which poses a risk of injury to consumers. The affected products, identified by batch number J49B0 and a best-before date of October 4, 2026, were sold primarily through drugstore chains Rossmann and Budni. The recall was initially announced on the official consumer protection portal lebensmittelwarning.de, covering several German states including North Rhine-Westphalia, Hamburg, and Bavaria. Subsequent updates expanded the list of affected regions to include Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saxony, Brandenburg, and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Foodloose advises customers to refrain from consuming the product and to ensure it is kept out of reach of children. The company confirmed that its other product lines remain unaffected by this safety issue. This action highlights ongoing food safety monitoring efforts within Germany, ensuring that potentially hazardous items are removed from the market promptly to protect public health.
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