Unknown people stole a truck with 12 tons of chocolate bars in Europe

Unknown people hijacked a truck that was carrying more than 12 tons of KitKat chocolate bars. This was reported on March 28 by the newspaper Le Monde, citing a statement from Nestle (which owns the KitKat brand).

"We've always encouraged people to take a break from KitKat. But it seems that the thieves took this message too literally and stole more than 12 tons of our chocolate," said a Nestle representative in an interview with France Presse (AFP).

The incident occurred last week. It is noted that the truck was carrying a batch of bars from a factory in Italy to a distribution center in Poland. The car was stolen during transportation. The company clarified that "the vehicle and its contents have not yet been found." A Nestle representative added that due to the incident, there may be problems with the availability of bars in the store in central Europe before Easter.

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