The manufacturer Hosta informs about a recall: In tests, plastic parts were detected in two batches of the “Nippon” puffed rice snacks in the 200-gram pack. The particles apparently come from the cover of a packaging machine and can have gotten into the affected batches, as Produktwarning.eu informs.
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Affected customers can return the products with or without a receipt to the respective retailer for a refund of the purchase price. The “Nippon” products were sold at Aldi, Lidl and Rewe, among others.
These batches are affected by the recall:
Consumption is strongly discouraged here: plastic parts, as well as metal or glass splinters, can lead to serious injuries in the mouth and throat. In the worst case, internal injuries and bleeding can even occur.
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