Chocolate bought from a stall in a Nottinghamshire market should not be eaten, customers have been warned.
Nottinghamshire Police have issued a safety alert about the chocolate – which is wrapped in gold foil – at Mansfield market.
Officers have received reports of people feeling unwell after eating chocolate purchased on Saturday.
The force asked anyone who has bought the chocolate to get in touch.
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Anyone who feels unwell after eating it should seek medical attention.
Nottinghamshire Police said: “We are working with other agencies and will publish further guidance in due course.”
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