Fake Prime and Wonka chocolate bar warning from FSA
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued a warning to consumers over fake branded chocolate bars.
The FSA is warning members of the public not to buy or eat fake ?Wonka Bars? or ?Prime? chocolate bars for safety reasons.
It comes following a recent incident at a Nottinghamshire market which saw some of those who ate the chocolate hospitalised.
Fake branded chocolate bars may be unsafe to eat, and there is a possibility they are being made or repackaged by unregistered businesses or criminals who will not follow hygiene, labelling and traceability laws.
With Christmas approaching, the FSA are urging people not to buy fake branded chocolate for friends or family.
Tina Potter, head of incidents at the FSA, said: ?Last year, fake Wonka Bars were removed from sale after having been found to contain allergens which weren?t listed on the label, posing a major health risk to anyone who suffers from a food allergy or intolerance.
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