The chocolate brand Hersey’s is recalling several lots of its Hersey’s Kisses product in Canada, due to an undeclared ingredient. The popular bite-sized treats are being recalled since they may contain almonds, which aren’t declared on the labels. The affected products include Hershey’s Kisses Creamy Milk Chocolate, 200 g, and Hershey’s Kisses Creamy Milk Chocolate 104 g. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), which posted about the recall on Saturday, warns customers not to eat the product if they are allergic or sensitive to almonds, as it “may cause a serious or life-threatening reaction.” “Recalled products should be thrown out or returned to the location where they were purchased,” it advised. They can also contact Hershey Consumer Relations for a full refund. The recalled products were only distributed within Canada between May 6 and July 28, 2026, the chocolate company stated in its own Saturday release. For more information on the recalled products, including the recall lot codes, best before dates and case numbers, visit Hersey’s recall website, or the CFIA’s recall alert. In July, a similar recall was posted by Cadbury, when its Dairy Milk Oreo Candy bar were taken off store shelves since it contained pistachios that were not included on the product’s label.
