Online retailer bol and candy store chain Jamin have halted sales of popular squishy dumpling toys following research by a Flemish toxicologist. The study suggests the products may contain potentially carcinogenic substances.
Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
Heineken has warned British pubs that the rising use of GLP-1 weight-loss medications is changing alcohol consumption patterns. The brewer suggests that venues should adjust their strategies by promoting smaller serving sizes and non-alcoholic options to adapt to customers who are drinking less.
The Dutch Consumers Association has warned against misleading advertisements for unnecessary home water filters that falsely promise to remove contaminants like lead and chlorine. Experts caution that these products offer no added value in the Netherlands and may even pose health risks by accumulating bacteria or releasing trapped chemicals into the water.
A coalition of environmental groups and residents has challenged new government regulations for Schiphol Airport at the Council of State. The plaintiffs claim the rules legitimize years of illegal operations and are seeking a mandatory reduction in flight numbers.
Jumbo is recalling its pulled chicken product because it may contain raw poultry, which carries a risk of salmonella or campylobacter infection. Customers can return the product to any Jumbo store for a full refund without needing a receipt.
NU.nl is hiring a reporter specializing in social economy and healthcare to produce original, investigative stories for its audience. The full-time position requires three years of experience and is based in Amsterdam-Duivendrecht.
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