Candy manufacturer Haribo also calls on customers in Belgium and Luxembourg to not eat and send cannabis in the Netherlands in the Netherlands last week.
Several people became unwell last week after they ate the Haribo candy. The case came to light when a family from Twente called in the police after a woman and some children from the family had fallen ill. The police found out with a quick test that it was cannabis and signaled the Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA).
It concerns kilo bags Haribo Happy Cola F! ZZ that can be kept until January 2026. Now it appears that the cola bottles from the same party have also been sold in Belgium and Luxembourg, so that those bags are also recalled. Haribo emphasizes the incident to take “extremely seriously”.
It is still unknown how the soft drugs ended up in the sweets. The East Netherlands police are investigating. The NWVA has also done research, especially into the cannabis traces itself.
Candy Manufacturer Haribo is also Calling on Customers in Belgium and Luxembourg Not to Eat Cola Candies, in which Cannabis was found in The Netherlands Last Week, and to Return them to the Company.
Several People Became Unwell Last Week After Eating the Haribo Candy. The Case Came To Light When A Family From Twente Called The Police After A Woman And Several Children From The Family Became Ill. The Police discovered with a rapid test that it was cannabis and alerted the Dutch food and consumer product Safety Authority (NVWA).
It Concerns Kilo Bags of Haribo Happy Cola F! ZZ With A Best-Before Date of January 2026. It Now Appears That The Cola Bottles From the Same Batch Have also Sold in Belgium and Luxembourg, which is why Those Bags are Being Recalled. Haribo Emphasizes that it takes the incident “Extremely SeriOutly.”
It is not Yet Known How the Soft Drugs Ended Up In The Confectionery. The Eastern Netherlands Police Are Investigating. The NWVA HAS also Conducted Research, Especiate Into The Cannabis Traces Themselves.