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Article: Cadbury races to retrieve chocolate sold without vital nut-allergy warnings FOOD: LABELLING FOOD: LABELLING Charity says latest Cadbury mistake is a potential 'nightmare'
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- The Sunday Herald
- Article date:
- February 11, 2007
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Copyright informationCopyright 2007 The Sunday Herald. Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information)
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THOUSANDS of Easter eggs and chocolate treats are being recalled
by chocolate giant Cadbury because they have no nut allergy warning,
potentially putting thousands of people at risk.
Cadbury are in a race against time to retrieve products already
distributed across the UK after several Easter products were packaged
without the usual warning they may contain traces of nuts.
Newspaper adverts will appear from today alerting customers to
return some Easter eggs and Mini Creme Eggs that they may already
have bought.
The recall comes eight months after a salmonella scare when a pipe
in the company's Marlbrook factory was found to have been dripping
contaminated water into their products, ...
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