
Recall of confectionery and chocolate containing E171
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16/04/2021
The new governmental product recall information site “RappelConso” has issued three alerts yesterday concerning products containing E171. This food additive is banned from sale in France because of the potential risk of colorectal cancer associated with the ingestion of titanium dioxide (partly in the form of nanoparticles).
The recalled products are:
- Harry Potter Jelly Slugs (Jelly Belly)
- Bubblegum flavored chewing gum (Bubblicious)
- White Litchi Rose chocolate bars (Klaus).

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