‘Do Not Eat’ Alert as Viral Dubai - Style Chocolate Bars are Recalled due to Undeclared Nuts!
Three popular Dubai-style chocolate bars have been urgently recalled in the UK after being found to contain undeclared peanuts, almonds, cashews, and walnuts - none of which are declared on the packaging.
▶️ Recalled bars:
Fix It Dubai Kunafa Chocolate (50g)
Le Damas Dubai Chocolate Kunafa & Pistachio (200g)
Nrosis Schokolade Love of Dubai
All batch codes and dates are affected. The supplier of the bars, Black Sea Trading Ltd, is uncontactable, and many of these bars are still being sold in shops and online marketplaces without allergen labels or English ingredient lists.
This recall by the Food Trading Standards follows growing concerns over the Dubai chocolate trend. Earlier this year, testing by European authorities found that some Dubai-style chocolate bars contained undeclared sesame, banned dyes, and even carcinogenic contaminants.
Experts have warned that the popularity of these sweets is 'outpacing food safety.' Imported sweets going viral online cannot be allowed to bypass UK food safety laws.
👉 If you’ve have bought any of the recalled bars, do not eat it - especially if you have a peanut or tree nut allergy.
👉 Dispose of it safely and contact your local Trading Standards to report where you purchased it.
Food safety must never be optional.
We need faster enforcement, stronger rules, and real accountability.
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