Tony's Chocolonely Inc. issued a voluntarily recall after consumers complained of "small stones" in their chocolate bars, the company announced this week Seven lots of Tony's Dark Almond Sea Salt and Everything bars are named in the recall.

Tony's Chocolonely has issued a voluntary recall of two chocolate bars sold across the U.S. and Canada after multiple consumers outside North America reported finding small stones in the product.

Tony's Chocolonely is recalling some products after consumers reported finding "small stones" in the chocolate bars.

On April 1, Tony's Chocolonely Inc. announced on its website that it was voluntarily recalling seven lots of Tony's brand Dark Almond Sea Salt Bar and Everything Bar because the products may contain small stones. The products can be identified by the following information:

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So, New York company Tony’s Chocolonely recalled of four lots of its Everything Bar and three lots of its Dark Almond Sea Salt Bar, each sold online and in stores nationwide. The bars were distributed to stores from Feb. 7 through March 24.

Tony's Chocolonely brand is recalling lots of two popular flavors of chocolate bar after reports of small stones in the products. Here's what to know.

Chocolate bars are being recalled after customers found small stones in their sweet snacks. Tony’s Chocolonely, of New York City, initiated a voluntary recall of seven lots of its Dark Almond Sea Salt Bar and Everything Bar since these candy bars may contain small stones, the FDA announced.