The chocolate treatment product was recalled after it was discovered that some bags could contain dairy products that are not on the label.
“Bayonne, New Jersey, Company Silkworm reminds me of Glick's Dark Chocolate Conette because it may contain undeclared milk,” said Kayco, published on the Food and Drug Administration website. The release of the film was stated on February 21st.
“People who are allergic or severely susceptible to milk pose a risk of a serious or life-threatening allergic reaction when they consume these products.”
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The product was distributed to stores nationwide, but was primarily located in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut from October 13, 2024 to February 14, 2025,” the company said.
Additionally, a bag of sweets was purchased from Amazon.
Recalled products may contain milk chocolate rather than dark chocolate. (Keiko)
The recall started after the company's quality control department discovered that a “limited number of bags” that appear to contain dark chocolate conets actually contained milk chocolate varieties.
Milk Chocolate Conette contains milk allergens “not declared on the label.”
The recall only applies to packages with 02092024 as lot code, the release states. The number of bags that incorrectly contained milk chocolate products was not clear.
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“We immediately notified all retailers who purchased this lot code about this recall and instructed them to inspect inventory and remove any potentially affected products on the shelves,” Kayco said. It's there.
According to the release, anyone with a product with that lot code “could return the product for credit or refund.”
The recall was posted on February 21st on the FDA website. (Reuters/Andrew Kelly/File Photo)
Kayco is Kosher Food Company.
“Since 1948, as a family business, our goal has always been to provide products with the strictest kosher standards, the highest levels of quality and value,” the website says.
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Those who follow Causchalur do not mix milk and meat products, and foods that are certified kosher products containing dairy products are certified as “kosher dairy products.”
“All foods derived from or containing milk are classified as dairy products containing milk, butter, yogurt and all cheeses. Hard, soft, creamy. According to the certified website.
The FDA said side reactions to the product were not known. (istock)
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In addition to potential allergens, potential disruptions in the product can cause someone to inadvertently violate religious dietary rules.
Kosher foods that do not contain meat or dairy products are labeled “parev.” Glick's Dark Chocolate Conettos is certified as “Pareve” and Glicks Milk Chocolate Conettos is “dairy product.”
