Potential Safety Risk Leads to Voluntary Recall of Tony’s Chocolonely Bars
A voluntary food recall has been issued for certain Tony’s Chocolonely chocolate bars sold in Canada and the U.S., after customers reported finding small stones in the products. This recall affects two specific chocolate varieties: the Dark Chocolate Almond Sea Salt 180g and the Everything Bar 180g. Although no injuries or complaints have been reported in North America, the recall is being carried out as a precautionary measure to ensure consumer safety.
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Why Were These Products Recalled?
The recall was initiated following reports from a limited number of consumers who found small stones in the affected products. These stones are believed to have been accidentally introduced during the third-party almond harvesting and processing process. Tony’s Chocolonely stated that the presence of the stones was an unintended error in the production chain and not a widespread issue, but they opted to act swiftly to prevent any potential health risks.
Despite the low likelihood of finding stones in the chocolate, Tony’s Chocolonely decided to recall the products to maintain its commitment to safety and customer satisfaction.
Which Chocolate Bars Are Affected?
The following specific Tony’s Chocolonely chocolate bars are being recalled:
- Dark Chocolate Almond Sea Salt (180g)
- Lot Code: Mar/02/2026 L162697
- UPC: 8 50051 89750 6
- Everything Bar (180g)
- Lot Code: Nov/27/2025 L4332
- UPC: 8 50051 89752 0
These products were distributed across Canada and the U.S., with distribution starting in February 2025. The affected bars can be identified by the lot code and the packaging design, which includes the following:
- Dark Almond Sea Salt: Green and blue lettering with a yellow flavour ribbon.
- Everything Bar: Turquoise with red lettering.
The lot codes can typically be found printed on the side of the bar. Tony’s Chocolonely has confirmed that no other products or lot codes are affected by this recall.
What Should Consumers Do?
Consumers who have purchased the affected chocolate bars are advised not to eat the products. Instead, they should return the items to the store where they were purchased for a refund or replacement. Alternatively, consumers can dispose of the products. The company has emphasized that the recall is being conducted as a precaution, and no injuries have been reported in connection with the affected items.
In Canada, Walmart has already removed the affected chocolate bars from its shelves, and other retailers may also take similar actions to protect consumers.
Reporting Concerns and Getting More Information
If you have any concerns or have encountered a safety issue with the recalled products, you can report it to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA). Consumers are encouraged to file a consumer product incident report online if they have experienced any health or safety-related issues after using the recalled chocolate.
For more information or to inquire about other details of the recall, you can also visit the Tony’s Chocolonely website or contact the company directly.
Conclusion: Tony’s Chocolonely Takes Precautionary Measures to Ensure Consumer Safety
While the risk of finding stones in Tony’s Chocolonely chocolate bars is low, the company’s decision to voluntarily recall the affected products demonstrates its commitment to customer safety. If you have purchased one of the affected chocolate bars, be sure to check the lot codes and return the product for a refund or replacement to avoid any potential issues.
Tony’s Chocolonely is continuing to monitor the situation, and further updates will be provided if necessary.
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