Mars Nederland B.V.
Location
Noord-Brabant
Founded
1961-12-18
Website
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2022-10-07 (televizier.nl)
Total Recall
Paul Verhoeven directs Arnold Schwarzenegger in a film adaptation of a story by Blade Runner writer Philip K. Dick. Total Recall guarantees a great evening.
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2022-03-15 (ahealthylife.nl)
18 tips against food waste - aHealthylife.nl
According to research, the Dutch throw away about 100 grams of food per person every day, which amounts to about 10% of the total food purchased (2). This costs every Dutch person about € 120 per year.
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2016-02-23 (mt.nl)
Perry Sport and Aktiesport bankrupt; Massive recall of Mars and Snickers
Plus: 'Stutterheim loses millions due to SFX drama', Albert Heijn Belgium staff on strike, Most Pro Sport and Invito stores open Every day, MT presents the business from the news of the day in 10 points. Today: 1. Perry Sport and Aktiesport bankrupt The parent company of Perry Sport and Aktiesport
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2016-02-23 (mt.nl)
Perry Sport and Aktiesport bankrupt; Massive recall of Mars and Snickers
Plus: 'Stutterheim loses millions due to SFX drama', Albert Heijn Belgium staff on strike, Most Pro Sport and Invito stores open Every day, MT presents the business from the news of the day in 10 points. Today: 1. Perry Sport and Aktiesport bankrupt The parent company of Perry Sport and Aktiesport
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2016-02-23 (rtlnieuws.nl)
Plastic in chocolate, Mars recalls millions of bars
Mars Netherlands is recalling bars from stores and candy vending machines across the country. The candy manufacturer is doing this because pieces of plastic have been found in a bar in Germany. Not only Mars bars, but also Snickers, Milky Way Mini, Celebrations and Mini Mix are recalled.
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2016-02-23 (rtlnieuws.nl)
Plastic in chocolate, Mars recalls millions of bars
Mars Netherlands is recalling bars from stores and candy vending machines across the country. The candy manufacturer is doing this because pieces of plastic have been found in a bar in Germany. Not only Mars bars, but also Snickers, Milky Way Mini, Celebrations and Mini Mix are recalled.
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2016-02-23 (levensmiddelenkrant.nl)
Major recall from Mars after plastic in German bar
23-2-2016 201602 12:56 By Joost Agterhoek VEGHEL - Mars Netherlands is taking back bars from stores and candy vending machines across the country with an extensive campaign. Pieces of plastic have been found in a bar in Germany. Not only...
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2014-06-10 (trbusiness.com)
Mars product recall affects duty free
Global confectionery house, Mars, has issued recall notices to a number of country markets [at the last count about 55] for a selection of Snickers, Mars, Milky Way and Celebrations products made in its Netherlands factory – and duty free and travel retail is one of the channels impacted. The company confirmed this to TRBusiness
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(sbs.com.au)
Plastic in bar prompts Mars recall |
Mars, Snickers and Milky Way bars are being recalled in 55 countries after a consumer in Germany found a piece of plastic in a Snickers.
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(straitstimes.com)
Mars recalls Dutch-made chocolate bars from 55 nations |
THE HAGUE (AFP) – US chocolate giant Mars Tuesday ordered a massive international recall of Mars and Snickers bars made at its Dutch factory after a piece of plastic found in one snack was traced back to the site. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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(straitstimes.com)
Mars chocolate recall: 6 things you didn't know about the confectionery giant |
American chocolate giant Mars issued a "voluntary recall" on Mars and Snickers bars on Feb 23 after a customer found a red piece of plastic in a Snickers bar bought on Jan 8 in Germany. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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(vmt.nl)
Detectable plastics minimize risk of contamination
The contamination of food batches with unwanted substances is a costly affair for all processing companies throughout the industry, as shown by the recent Mars recall. The use of detectable plastic can limit the risk of undetected plastic particles.
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