Haribo Candy Recall: Cannabis Found in Dutch Sweets

Haribo Candy Recall in Netherlands After Cannabis Contamination A family in the Netherlands became ill after consuming Haribo Happy Cola candy, prompting a police investigation and a product recall. Local media reported the family became "quite ill" following their consumption of the sweets, leading to concerns about the presence of cannabis in the candy. Haribo has confirmed the recall, but the source of the contamination remains under investigation. "It is not clear if cannabis was in this candy, or how that drug made its way into the treats," said Gabe Gutierrez, CBS Mornings news anchor. The incident underscores the importance of food safety and rigorous quality control measures within the food industry. While the exact source of the contamination is still being determined, the swift action taken by Haribo in issuing a recall demonstrates their commitment to consumer safety. The police investigation continues to determine the extent of the contamination and any potential legal ramifications.