AN urgent warning has been issued across Australia as a popular chocolate has been recalled due to allergy fears.
Several Koko Black products hit the shelves with packaging that does not disclose that the products contain soy.
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One of the affected chocolates are Koko Black Premium Gold Block 40g, which features caramel and white chocolate.
The second flavour is Goldie Pops Popcorn 150g, which is described as honey caramelised popcorn coated in caramelised white chocolate.
And the final product that has been recalled is Koko Black's Australian Native Collection - Macadamia and Spotted Gum honey crumble, caramelised white chocolate 80g.
The products have been available for sale at Koko Black, independent retail stores and online in New South Wales, ACT, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, West Australia, and online in Queensland.
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Consumers who have a soy allergy or intolerance have been urged not to consume the chocolates and double check the packaging beforehand.
They should return the products to the place of purchase where they will be given a full refund.
The recall only applies to products that are marked best before dates up to and including March 30, 2024.
For further information customers can contact Koko Black on (03) 9958 7400 or via its website.
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This comes after Ferrero recalled Kinder chocolates in stores across the US in April last year due to salmonella fears.
In the UK, Cadbury chocolate desserts were recalled by Muller over fears they contained Listeria in May.
And also in the UK, Krispy Kreme urgently recalled a product from its summer range after failing to mention peanuts on the label.
The popular brand has seen the packaging error affect only the White Chocolate and Raspberry Summer four-pack of doughnuts.
