Presence of hard lumps in Kellogg Corn Flakes.

Kellogg’s, Cocoa Cornflakes

The Spanish Agency for Food Safety and Nutrition (Aesan) warned this Friday about the presence hard lumps in corn flakes in the new Kellogg product, Corn flakes cocoawhich the company is withdrawing from the market.

Sources from Kellanova, the company that owns Kellogg’s, explained that they notified Aesan of a “quality defect” two days ago. no health risk“and that they decided to recall the product in a ‘voluntary and precautionary’ manner.

After some complaints belonging consumersThe company found that a small proportion of boxes may contain hard clumps of cereal that do not break down when mixed with milk, posing a “minimal risk” of tooth damage or choking hazardaccording to a company statement.

Don’t consume

Aesan has asked not to consume any of the batches of Corn Flakes Cocoa presented in a cardboard container and with weight 330 grams.

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Kellogg’s clarified that no incidents recorded in Spain and that the withdrawal of the thousands of boxes distributed began last Wednesday, so they should no longer be available in supermarkets.

However, the company has asked customers and consumers to discard any packaging of this product and contact the company for information. Get a refund.

This voluntary withdrawal from the market affects exclusively Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Cocoa, a new product that has been on sale since April last year in Spain and since January in other countries such as Great Britain, Ireland, Belgium, Italy and Portugal.

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