Warning: Sharp Stick Candy Stars Lollipops Recalled Over Injury Risk for Children
- The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued a recall for Candy Stars Lollipops made by Bumerang Ltd.
- The affected lollipops are sold in 90g packs with the batch code 816123.
Parents have been alerted to an urgent recall of fruit-flavored lollipops due to the potential risk of injury from the sticks.
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued a warning that the pointy ends of Candy Stars Lollipops, manufactured by Bumerang Ltd based in Harlow, could harm children.
The FSA has designated the product with a ‘do not eat’ label, urging parents to return the lollipops to the stores for a refund. The affected lollipops, containing apple, orange, strawberry, and assorted fruit flavors, have a ‘best before’ date of December 15, 2024 and are sold in 90g packs with the batch code 816123.
Food safety watchdogs said that Candy Stars Lollipops made by Harlow-based Bumerang Ltd have been recalled. Apple, orange, strawberry and assorted fruit flavours with a ‘best before’ date of December 15 2024 should be returned to stores, where customers can get a refund
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