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Haribo: Cannabis did not end up in cola sweets during production process

Haribo: Cannabis did not end up in cola sweets during production process
Independent research
By RTL Nieuws / ANP · · Modified:
© ANP / Hollandse Hoogte / Erald van der Aa Haribo: Cannabis did not end up in cola sweets during production process
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The cannabis found in Haribo cola sweets did not enter during production, according to Haribo itself. The sweet manufacturer says that independent research shows that there is no evidence of contamination during the production process. How the soft drugs ended up in the sweets is still unclear.

A spokesperson for Haribo says that independent tests were carried out by a laboratory. "The test included testing of stored production samples of the potentially affected batch, the raw materials used during production, as well as products that were already on the Dutch market."

Internal investigations

All results of these tests were negative and show, according to the spokesman, that there is no evidence of contamination. "Our internal investigations also show that there were no irregularities in our production processes."

Haribo also reports that, according to the 'local authorities', there are no indications that the contamination originated within the candy manufacturer's production facilities.

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