Food safety warning issued against this candy in Oman
Muscat: The Food Safety and Quality Centre (FSQC), has urged people to avoid the Happy Candy Cola Fizz Cola-flavoured candy product due to the possibility of it containing cannabis.
The Food Safety and Quality Centre advises consumers to avoid the Happy Candy Cola Fizz Cola-flavoured candy product produced by Haribo Happy GmbH & Co.KG (Expiry Date January 2026) due to the potential presence of cannabis.
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