US EditionPopular Sweets Recalled in Belgium over Cannabis in Dutch Gummies
- Haribo recalled one-kilogram bags of Happy Cola Fizz gummies on May 29, 2025, in Belgium and the Netherlands due to cannabis contamination.
- The recall followed consumer complaints and Dutch tests detecting cannabis traces in three bags from batch L341-4002307906, expiring in January 2026.
- Several children and adults reported dizziness and feeling unwell after consuming the gummies, leading to police notification and investigation into the contamination source.
- Authorities strongly advised avoiding the recalled sweets and recommended contacting Haribo for refunds and seeking medical advice if already consumed.
- The recall serves as a precaution; no illnesses have been reported in Belgium, and investigations continue with consumer safety remaining Haribo's highest priority.
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Fizz…iness! Haribo sweets now removed from Belgium supermarkets
First in the Netherlands, now in Belgium. Popular candy manufacturer Haribo has recalled its one-kilogramme (2.2 lbs) bags of Happy Cola Fizz in the country after traces were found in some bags in the neighbouring Dutch country, the Belgian Food agency FAVV-AFSCA confirmed. Euronews reported that Haribo released a joint statement with the food agency notifying that the cannabis-laced sweets can… Source
Haribo also recalls candies in Belgium because their consumption could lead to health problems, according to the Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain (Afsca). ...
Candy manufacturer Haribo is also recalling the 1 kilogram bags of the cola candy Happy Cola F!ZZ in Belgium. In the Netherlands, traces of cannabis were found in 3 bags.
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