Hershey subsidiary Artisan Confections Co. has voluntarily recalled a number of its Dagoba organic chocolates due to possible contamination with salmonella.
The firm announced yesterday (23 November) that the recall involves its Dagoba Rich Dark Chocolate 74% cacao 0.32oz squares. No other sizes or Dagoba items are involved in the recall, Hershey said.
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The recall involves 33 cases of the product that were sold nationwide online and through natural/speciality food retail outlets after 27 October in the US. The only affected products were sold from display boxes labelled with the code 37HLB11, UPC 10474-55509.
Hershey said there have been no consumer complaints or reports of illness associated with the product.
The item was produced at a third-party manufacturer and the recall was initiated after quality checks indicated the presence of salmonella in a single sample. Hershey is urging consumers that have purchased the product to contact Artisan Confections consumer relations.
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