Imported samples of Dubai chocolate have raised health concerns as testing by state food inspectors in Stuttgart revealed contamination and misleading labeling. Eight of eight samples contained harmful substances such as foreign fats and undeclared allergens, prompting calls for consumer protection. Baden-Württemberg’s Consumer Minister Peter Hauk criticized the discoveries as consumer deception. The ministry plans further testing, focusing on products from third countries and the EU, following alarming findings of aflatoxins in pistachio fillings.