All Muslims are expected to complete the Haj to the holy city of at least once in their lives if they have the means to do so
Popular brand Kelloggs is recalling chocolate cornflakes in the UK following complaints of hard lumps in the cereal that could be a potential choking hazard.
According to UK's Food Standards Agency, Kellanova, the company which manufactures the cereal, has asked consumers who had bought chocolate cornflakes packs to dispose of them "as a precaution".
It said the hard lumps "do not break down when eaten with milk" and could also result in damage of teeth.
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FSA has also advised customers to contact the brand for full refund.
Consumers who have bought 450g boxes with best before dates ranging from 6 December 2024 to 28 April 2025 have been urged to throw them away.
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