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Nutella ban in Europe? Is it true that Nutella is banned in Europe now because of cancer causing ingredients. But they…

Nutella ban in Europe?

Is it true that Nutella is banned in Europe now because of cancer causing ingredients. But they can still sell it here in the states. My husband's Aunt told me this a week ago. Said she saw it on the news or something. I'm glad I never really ate it if it's true.

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Still on shelves in Australia.

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I'm in the UK and I never heard this too! Crazy! I'm sure it's just speculation. How odd!

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I think because EU takes a precautionary approach while the US has to have undeniable proof. I think I read that somewhere. Frankly, the EU has a better approach, IMO.

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I'm in the uk and never heard this. Plenty of nutella available where I am.

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Palm oil is in a ton of stuff here. Too bad it can't be banned everywhere and then the quality of ingredients might get better

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Omg that's crazy if it is. We was stationed in Germany from 2009-2012 and the local store we shopped at had Nutella in bulk. Im talking the huge bottles of Nutella in a case of 10. Plus all the different type of Nutella candy. I absolutely love the stuff.

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Does the U.S still have twizzlers? I loved those little frozen meaty spirals then they got banned in the U.K ?

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I agree lots of stuff banned in europe is sold here

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There is actually a long list of banned products in the EU that are legal here in the states. In foods, household products, building supplies, ect. ?

China has a better chemicals policy than the US. It's been this way since the 1970's.

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I read that the ingredient palm oil found in Nutella only caused cancer in rats when it was heated up. So if you don't heat up your Nutella you should be fine.