Certain batches of 3 specific Tony’s Chocolonely’s bars were impacted. You can identify these by their 'lot code', which is printed on the side of the bar starting with the letter L. 

A lot code is a unique identifier assigned to a specific batch or quantity of products manufactured under the same conditions, used for tracking and traceability. It is printed on the side of the bar, usuallystarting with the letter L. 

Products with the following lot numbers are affected:  

NL:  

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot numbers 164152, 162729, WL162729, 163060, 163518  
• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt, 90g – lot number 4347 
• Patterned turquoise and red bar and yellow lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Melk karamel amandel noga pretzel zeezout, 180g – lot number 4333  

UK:  

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot numbers 164078, 162633, 162614, PL162614, 163061 
• Patterned pink and mint green and orange lettering with a yellow flavor ribbon: Everything bar, 180g – lot numbers 4331, 4332, 4333  

DACH: 

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot numbers 164082, 162729 
• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt, 90g – lot number 4346 

IL:  

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot number 163074 

BE:  

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot number 163696 

AU and NZ:  

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot number 162695 

Denmark/Norway/Sweden/Finland:  

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot numbers 163043, 162702 
• Turquoise and red lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Greatest bits 180g – lot numbers 4326, 4327 

Certain batches of 3 specific Tony’s Chocolonely’s bars were impacted. You can identify these by their 'lot code', which is printed on the side of the bar starting with the letter L. 

A lot code is a unique identifier assigned to a specific batch or quantity of products manufactured under the same conditions, used for tracking and traceability. It is printed on the side of the bar, usuallystarting with the letter L. 

Products with the following lot numbers are affected:  

NL:  

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot numbers 164152, 162729, WL162729, 163060, 163157, 163518 
• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt, 90g – lot number 4347 
• Patterned turquoise and red bar and yellow lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Melk karamel amandel noga pretzel zeezout, 180g – lot number 4333  

UK:  

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot numbers 164078, 162633, 162614, PL162614, 163061 
• Patterned pink and mint green and orange lettering with a yellow flavor ribbon: Everything bar, 180g – lot numbers 4331, 4332, 4333  

DACH: 

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot numbers 164082, 162729
• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt, 90g – lot number 4346 

IL:  

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot number 163074 

BE:  

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot number 162696, 163150, 163512

AU and NZ:  

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot number 162695 

Denmark/Norway/Sweden/Finland:  

• Green and blue lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Dark Almond Sea Salt 180g – lot numbers 163043, 162702 
• Turquoise and red lettering, with a yellow flavor ribbon: Greatest bits 180g – lot numbers 4326, 432

No, it is only specific batches of 3 products that are affected. All other Tony’s products remain safe to consume and are not impacted.

Currently, we are only recalling products from the specified lot codes that have not been eaten.

1. check the lot code, and if it is one of the products affected, do not eat it. 
2. Please take the product back to the retailer you bought it from.
3. if you have bought online or you are unable to return to the store, fill out the form at the bottom of this page and upload a picture of your wrapper with the lotcode so we can replace it or issue a refund. 

Once we started to receive consumer complaints, we were able to trace the issue back to one of our almond suppliers.  After further investigation, it appears that a new origin of almonds in a limited batch was insufficiently processed at the supplier's factory, resulting in a risk of foreign objects - small stones - being present in the final products that were made.