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    Dubai-Style Chocolate Recall Issued Over Hidden Nut Risk

    Onu AkterBy Onu AkterAugust 6, 2025No Comments4 Mins Read
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    A number of Dubai-style chocolate bars have been recalled across the UK after it was found that they contain peanuts and other nuts not listed on the labels. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) issued a public warning about the issue, saying the chocolates could be dangerous for people with nut allergies.

    The affected products include chocolate bars sold under the brand names Noesis, Fix it, and Le Damas. These popular treats have grown in demand because of a viral food trend that began in Dubai and spread online. The bars are filled with creamy pistachio and have gained millions of views on TikTok. But now, the sweet trend has taken a serious turn.

    The FSA says that the products include peanuts, almonds, cashews, and walnuts, none of which are mentioned clearly on the label. This means people with allergies could eat the chocolates without knowing the risk. The agency warned that this is a serious food safety issue. It could lead to allergic reactions in people who are sensitive to these nuts.

    Consumers with allergies to peanuts or tree nuts have been urged not to buy or eat the products. If someone has already purchased the chocolates, they are advised to return them or dispose of them safely. People who are unsure whether they are allergic should also avoid eating these products as a precaution.

    The chocolates were distributed by a company called Black Sea Trading Ltd. However, authorities have said that they have not been able to reach the company. Because of this, the FSA is asking food retailers and other businesses to stop selling the products right away. Shops that have sold the chocolates should start product recalls and inform their customers of the health risk.

    According to the FSA, all food businesses must make sure that product labels are clear and correct. Not listing peanuts and other nuts on the label is against the law. It puts consumers at risk and damages trust in food safety. The recall is necessary to protect public health and to prevent serious allergic reactions.

    The FSA said that all food businesses that were supplied these chocolate bars must remove them from their shelves and stop selling them. They must also notify their customers and take the steps needed to recall the products from the market. Businesses that do not follow these instructions may face further action.

    The popularity of these chocolate bars has soared over the past year. Originating in Dubai, the pistachio-filled bars quickly went viral on social media platforms. As the videos spread, global demand for pistachios rose, pushing prices up. In the 12 months to April, the price of pistachio kernels climbed from $7.65 to $10.30 per pound. While this trend helped drive interest in Dubai-inspired treats, it also shows how quickly food fads can spread and affect global markets.

    Despite their popularity, all food items must meet strict safety standards. All ingredients, especially allergens like nuts, must be clearly listed on the packaging. Hidden allergens can turn a simple snack into a major health risk. That is why food safety warnings like this are taken so seriously.

    People who have bought any of the affected chocolate bars should check the label carefully. If there is no mention of nuts and you have a known allergy, do not eat the product. You can return the item to the place where you bought it or throw it away. Safety comes first, and no trend is worth the risk of a severe allergic reaction.

    Authorities are continuing to monitor the situation and are urging all food companies to review their product labels and follow safety rules. Proper labeling is not just a requirement — it is a vital part of keeping consumers safe.

    The FSA will provide updates if more information becomes available or if other products are added to the recall list. For now, customers and food sellers are strongly advised to take this recall seriously and act fast to prevent harm.

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