If you spent the weekend chowing down on chocolate, you may want to check the label.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued a recall on Ross Chocolates brand no sugar added chocolate bars, because they contain milk not declared on labels.
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The recall applies to the candy sold in Alberta, Manitoba, B.C., Ontario and possibly other provinces. It was issued on March 24, before the Easter long weekend.
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The agency is warning consumers who are allergic to milk not to eat the chocolate.
Currently, no illnesses have been reported.
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