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HARIBO recalls sweets in Netherlands

The New York Times · 2d
Haribo Recalls Cola Candy in the Netherlands After Cannabis Is Found
The Dutch food authority said cannabis had been detected in samples of the candy, and the police said it had made several people ill.
BBC on MSN · 3d
Haribo recalls bags of sweets in Netherlands after cannabis found
Haribo is recalling packets of sweets in the Netherlands after some were found to contain traces of cannabis. Several people, including multiple members of one family, reported feeling unwell after eating from a 1kg pack of Haribo Happy Cola F!
South China Morning Post · 6h
Hong Kong pulls Haribo cola sweets after cannabis traces found in Netherlands
Centre for Food Safety orders removal of Haribo Happy Cola F!ZZ sweets from shelves as precautionary measure after Taiwan suspends imports.
2don MSN
Cannabis found in popular candy in one country
Haribo has recalled its Happy Cola F!ZZ gummies in the Netherlands after traces of cannabis were found in several bags.
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Smoke it or eat it, cannabis is bad for your heart, new research shows
A new study from the University of California, San Francisco, has a sobering message for regular cannabis users.

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