More than 70 million rolling candies were recalled after a child's death.

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Millions of Rolling Candies Recalled After Child's Death

More than 70 million rolling candies were recalled yesterday after a seven year old girl died due to choking. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission said yesterday the recalled candies pose a choking hazard to Children. They include more than 70 million units of slime liquor, sour rolling liquid candy and more than 145,000 units of rolling candy by Turkish company Cocoa Candy. The candy is dispensed flavored liquid from a tube through a rolling ball and that's what poses the choking hazard if it becomes detached that ball. Now, the cocoa which was linked to the child's death was sold in two ounce containers at stores across the United States from May of 2022 to March of this year. Officials have asked people to keep the candy away from Children and to contact the manufacturer for a refund. For more information on this recall visit. CPSC dot gov.