Kellogg’s Issues Recall for Chocolate Cornflakes Amidst Choking Hazard Concerns

Thursday, 23 May 2024, 17:59

Kellogg’s has initiated a recall for its recently launched chocolate cornflakes, citing the risk of 'hard lumps' that could pose a threat to consumers. Customers within the four-month best before period are advised to discard the product and claim a refund promptly to mitigate potential health risks. The recall serves as a precautionary measure to address concerns related to tooth damage and choking hazards in the identified cereal batches.

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Kellogg’s Recalls Chocolate Cornflakes

People who bought newly launched cereal that falls within four-month best before period told to throw it away and get refund.

Choking Hazard Alert

Kellogg’s is recalling boxes of its new chocolate cornflakes due to concerns they contain “hard lumps” that could cause damage to teeth or be a choking hazard.

The cereal brand has asked people who bought the packs to dispose of them “as a precaution” after the problem was discovered.

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