
Thieves Steal 12 Tonnes of KitKat Bars
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Thieves stole over four hundred thousand KitKat bars from a truck in Europe, leaving Nestlé to team up with police to track down the missing chocolate. Despite the theft, Nestlé assures fans of no Easter shortages or safety issues, as batch codes on the bars make them easy to trace and seize.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Thieves Steal 12 Tonnes of KitKat Bars. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 30, these pulled off a massive heist, snatching over 400,000 Kit-Kat bars from a truck calling 12 tons of sweets, across Europe. The load was a fresh Formula One themed range, shaped like race cars, heading from a factory in Central Italy to Poland when it got jacked on March, 26th. No one got hurt in the raid, but the truck and all that chocolate vanished without a trace. Nestle is keeping details on the exact spot under wraps while teaming up with cops in local partners to track it down. Nestle dropped a clever statement, playing off their have a brakes Logan, calling out how Crix took it way too far with 12 tons of their goods. They're shining a light on rising cargo thefts, hitting businesses hard with slicker schemes every day. Spokespeople assured fans there's zero worry about easter shortages or safety issues. Supply chains are solid. If those bars hit black markets, batch codes on each one make them easy for police to spot and seize. Meanwhile, this ain't Nestle's first rodeo.
Last year, 55,000 premium bars from Japan got held hostage in a wild storage scam in Route 2. The US. Cops are still hunting, but going public like this could deter the next big score.
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