When I was hungry, I ate a snicker. As a result, a piece of glass knocked off my teeth. Such a terrible thing happened in reality. According to Japanese media reports on the 13th, the Japanese company of the global candy giant Mars group recently announced that 's chocolate "Snickers" will recall 3.01 million products due to mixing glass chips:**
Including "Snickers peanut single package", "Snickers 180g package" and "Snickers Mini package" with a shelf life of January 8 and February 5, 2023, and "white Snickers" with a shelf life of January 8, 2023.
According to the company, some customers said that their teeth fell off after eating the goods. After investigation, it was found that a piece of glass about 7mm long was mixed into it, so they decided to recycle the goods produced by the same production line.
In addition, as early as February 2016, Mars announced that the discovery of "plastic chips" in Snickers chocolate products sold in Germany may lead to suffocation of consumers, and decided to recall relevant products worldwide.
However, Mars China said in a statement that the recall did not involve the Chinese market. It is reported that the recall involves 55 countries. Most countries in Europe were affected, including Germany, Britain and the Netherlands, but the United States, where Mars headquarters is located, was not affected.
