Marabou Sea Salt Chocolate Bar Recall
Marabou Sea Salt Chocolate Bars, which are produced by A Swedish Candy Co., a New York-based chocolate retailer, were recalled on Friday, August 2nd in coordination with the Food and Drug Administration after undeclared allergens were discovered in the bars.
The product was sold in BonBon retail stores at 130 Allen St., 1220 Lexington Ave., and 705 Driggs Ave. in New York City. Each bar is 9 inches by 4 inches and weighs 185 grams. The production codes, noted on the packaging, are OUV0134912 and OUV0140643.
Undeclared Allergens In Recalled Chocolate Bars
The recall announcement details why the chocolate bars are being pulled from shelves. "The recall was initiated after it was discovered that batches of Marabou Seat Salt [chocolate bars] contained almonds, wheat, and nuts outside of its allergen profile." The FDA noted individuals that have allergies to these ingredients "run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reactions" if consumed.
Allergic reactions may present themselves in a variety of different ways depending on severity. While some people may get itchy or watery eyes, a runny nose, or hives, others may experience stomach cramps, vomiting, chest tightness, or even the closing of the throat.
What To Do If You've Purchased A Recalled Product
If you have purchased a recalled Marabou Sea Salt Chocolate Bar, you can return it to the place of purchase for a full refund. If you do have an allergy to nuts and have recently consumed a Marabou Sea Salt Chocolate Bar, monitor contact your healthcare provider and be wary of any allergic reactions.
With any further comments or questions, customers are invited to call A Swedish Candy Co. at 212-786-0094 between 10am and 12pm ET on any day. As always, it's better to be safe than sorry, so stay up to date on current recalls here on SheFinds.com