Haribo recall: Happy Cola Dangerous for children because of cannabis traces!

Haribo recall: Happy Cola Dangerous for children because of cannabis traces!

Niederlande, Land - In the Netherlands, a recall of Haribo fruit gum causes a stir. Several people, including children, complained about health complaints after consuming the popular candy "Happy Cola". These fruit gums contain unexpected traces of cannabis, which led to the company's immediate reaction. The recall campaign was started as a precaution to ensure the security of consumers. Haribo works closely with the responsible authorities to determine the causes of contamination, such as kn-online.de reported.

The concerns about the health effects of cannabis are not unfounded. According to euda.europa.eu , cannabis is the most frequently consumed illegal drug in Europe. Consumption can lead to physical and mental health problems, which are increasingly increasingly with regular and early consumption. In view of these facts, it is not surprising that the NVWA emphasizes in its warning that children and young people in particular are at risk.

The current situation also illustrates the challenges of dealing with products that contain cannabis or cannabis derivatives. The regulation varies greatly between the countries, which leads to different availability of cannabis products. In many European countries and also within the EU there are ongoing discussions about suitable health and social answers to cannabis consumption.

prevention and treatment

Prevention measures play a crucial role in dealing with cannabis -related health problems. Experts emphasize the importance of programs to avoid early start of consumption and to reduce harmful forms of consumption. The recommended measures include school interventions and family support, which euda.europa.eu as part of a comprehensive approach to combat this problem describes.

The reports on the recall of Haribo in the Netherlands also raise questions about how well informed consumers about the safety standards of food and how quickly companies can react to dangers. The contamination of this everyday candy with a drug could trigger concern with the parents and toast the necessary discussion about food safety and cannabis control.