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Chocolate recall issued as customers told 'do not eat' & shops urged to stop selling
Bon Bons Wholesale Ltd told shops to remove the sweets after the Food Standards Agency said they may contain undeclared milk and soya.
- On Saturday, July 25, 2026, Bon Bons Wholesale Ltd recalled various chocolate products sold across England, Scotland, and Wales due to undeclared milk and soya.
- These products contain milk and soya, posing a health risk for those with allergies; an FSA spokesman said the agency issues Product Recall Information Notices to alert consumers.
- Affected items include Medium Coloured Ladybird, Small Red Ladybird, Large Red Heart, Mini Butterflies, and Sports Car; Bon Bons Wholesale Ltd told shops to "remove them from sale."
- Customers who purchased these items should return them to stores for full refunds, or contact enquiries@bonbons.co.uk or call 01937 840681 for more information.
- Best before dates for affected items range from March 1, 2027, to January 16, 2028; Bon Bons Wholesale Ltd apologized for the inconvenience, citing its commitment to product safety.
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