The Jolly Rancher candies were sold in England, Northern Ireland and Wales, the agency said in the announcement on Wednesday, June 11.

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Jolly Ranchers were first introduced to the U.S. candy market in 1949. They come in a variety of flavors, including watermelon, cherry, blue raspberry, grape and green apple.

Multiple Jolly Rancher sweets sold in the UK have been recalled as they contain products that make them “unsafe to eat” and they do not comply with UK laws, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has warned.

On Wednesday, the FSA listed Jolly Rancher products as a safety risk. They contain chemical compounds -- mineral oil aromatic hydrocarbons, or MOAH, and mineral oil saturated hydrocarbon or MOSH.

When contacted by USA TODAY on Thursday, June 12, a spokesperson for the Hershey Company commented on whether the UK's alert could affect the sale of Jolly Rancher candies in the U.S.