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Harato remembers “happy cola” sweets in the Netherlands on Thursday after cannabis in packages and many people, including children, sick.
Dutch Food and Consumer Product Livery Authority says only three bags of “Happy Cola F! ZZ” is affected but a complete recall.
“There are bags of circulation of sweetnesses that can lead to health complaints, such as dizziness, if consumed,” said the NVWA in a statement.
The NVWA spokesman Ahyad said to the AFP: “Cannabis was found in the bottles of Cola,” refers to the form of sweets.
“The NVWA police reported it after many people, both children and adults, were sick after eating cola bottles.”
Ahyad says police are now investigating how to get to cannabis in sweet bags.
“After the Consultation of the NVWA and as usual in these kinds of circumstances, Harato issued a safe warning,” Ahyad said.
“Don’t eat sweetly,” warned the NVWA.
Patrick Tax, Patricking Vice-President of Harato, said that the product is concerned “a limited number of cases” with a product east of the country.
“The safety of our consumers is our greatest priority and Harato heals this event,” as taxes a statement sent to the AFP.
“It is a living issue and we work well with Dutch authorities to support their investigation and build truths around contamination,” he added.
This story originally shown Fortune.com
