Sweet theft: A delivery of 12 tons of KitKat bars was robbed in Europe
Radu Burcă
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A massive delivery of 12 tons of KitKat bars, belonging to the Swiss food giant Nestle, was stolen during transport in Europe, which could lead to a shortage in stores before Easter. According to Nestle, the truck carrying 413,793 units of the new chocolate range disappeared last week while moving between production and distribution locations. The truck left a factory in central Italy and was heading to Poland when it was stolen. Nestle warned that the lack of these bars could make it difficult for shoppers to find their favorite KitKats. The company also mentioned that the stolen chocolate could end up in unofficial sales channels in European markets. Nestle is working with local authorities to investigate the incident and stated that each bar has a unique lot code that can help track the stolen products.
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