Sweets from US company could damage DNA and increase cancer risk, UK agency warns
Summary
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) in the UK has warned that certain Jolly Rancher sweets may be unsafe to eat because they contain chemicals that could harm DNA and raise cancer risks. They advise against buying or selling these sweets in the UK, and ask people to dispose of them if they have any.Key Facts
- The FSA warns that some Jolly Rancher sweets contain MOAH and MOSH, which are concerning chemicals.
- MOAH can potentially harm DNA and increase cancer risk if consumed in large amounts over time.
- MOSH and MOAH are used to prevent candy stickiness and give a glossy look.
- Products involved include Jolly Rancher Hard Candy, 'Misfits' Gummies, Fruity 2 in 1, and Berry Gummies.
- The FSA states there is no immediate risk but advises against regular consumption.
- The Hershey Company is working to remove these products from the UK market.
- The FSA advises consumers to dispose of these sweets and report concerns to local authorities.
- Enforcement authorities are instructed to ensure affected products are removed from the market.
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