<p>Just days after a huge shipment of <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/kitkat-chocolate-bar">KitKat </a>went missing in Europe, the brand released a statement on Wednesday clarifying that this incident wasn't part of an April fool's joke. </p><p>Moreover, they also created a <a href="https://nestletest.qualifioapp.com/quiz/1776232_2455/CDCG-KITKAT-STOLEN-FORM.html">Stolen KitKat tracker for consumers</a>, so they can check if their chocolate bar is missing or not. </p><p>Owned by Nestle, KitKat confirmed that a truck carrying 413,793 bars was stolen in Europe and is now causing a massive shortage in stores. </p>.From Kerala Tourism to Dominos, KitKat theft meme trend is not taking a 'break'.<p>As the news spread, many people and brands took the serious incident in stride and turned into a major meme fest instead. </p><p>This KitKat stolen meme phenomena wasn't just restricted to companies, authorities like Uttar Pradesh and Assam police too joined im and poked some fun around the "take a break" phrase. </p> .<p>But, in response to such advertisements, KitKat wrote, "OFFICIAL STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO OTHER OFFICIAL STATEMENTS</p><p>"Thank you for your interest in the missing KitKats. But just to clarify, this is not a stunt, or an April Fool's joke." The brand said that they "really want to know where chocolate bars have gone.</p> .<p>On their official website, KitKat has put a tracker where they ask the consumer to put in their 8-digit batch number which let them know is their chocolate bar was part of the stolen candy or not.</p><p><br>The stolen truck had left Italy and was making its way to Poland, with a plan to distribute the bars in countries along the way.</p><p>KitKat did not say where specifically the goods had gone missing, but said "the vehicle and its contents remain unaccounted for".</p>
<p>Just days after a huge shipment of <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/kitkat-chocolate-bar">KitKat </a>went missing in Europe, the brand released a statement on Wednesday clarifying that this incident wasn't part of an April fool's joke. </p><p>Moreover, they also created a <a href="https://nestletest.qualifioapp.com/quiz/1776232_2455/CDCG-KITKAT-STOLEN-FORM.html">Stolen KitKat tracker for consumers</a>, so they can check if their chocolate bar is missing or not. </p><p>Owned by Nestle, KitKat confirmed that a truck carrying 413,793 bars was stolen in Europe and is now causing a massive shortage in stores. </p>.From Kerala Tourism to Dominos, KitKat theft meme trend is not taking a 'break'.<p>As the news spread, many people and brands took the serious incident in stride and turned into a major meme fest instead. </p><p>This KitKat stolen meme phenomena wasn't just restricted to companies, authorities like Uttar Pradesh and Assam police too joined im and poked some fun around the "take a break" phrase. </p> .<p>But, in response to such advertisements, KitKat wrote, "OFFICIAL STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO OTHER OFFICIAL STATEMENTS</p><p>"Thank you for your interest in the missing KitKats. But just to clarify, this is not a stunt, or an April Fool's joke." The brand said that they "really want to know where chocolate bars have gone.</p> .<p>On their official website, KitKat has put a tracker where they ask the consumer to put in their 8-digit batch number which let them know is their chocolate bar was part of the stolen candy or not.</p><p><br>The stolen truck had left Italy and was making its way to Poland, with a plan to distribute the bars in countries along the way.</p><p>KitKat did not say where specifically the goods had gone missing, but said "the vehicle and its contents remain unaccounted for".</p>