Retail giant Target Australia has issued a nationwide recall of Easter chocolates , including bunnies and ducks . The recall is happening after product batches containing tree nuts and peanuts were labelled incorrectly . Instead of the label reading it 'may contain tree nuts and peanuts ' , it says 'may contain shell fruit ' . Scroll down for video . Target Australia is recalling a range of Easter chocolates sold under the retailer 's brand and the Klett brand . Target has warned customers who have a tree nut or peanut allergy to avoid eating the product . The range that has been affect include the Target-branded milk chocolate bunny , the dark chocolate bunny , white chocolate bunny , milk chocolate duck as well as Klett Easter cone mixed bag of chocolates and Klett milk chocolate sitting bunny . They all have the best before date of June 30 , 2016 , and are packed into clear cellophane or foil wrappers . Consumers who have a tree nut or peanut allergy can return the products to their Target store for a full refund . Target has warned customers who have a tree nut or peanut allergy to avoid eating the product . The chocolates affected include the Target Dark Chocolate Bunny ( left ) and Target White Chocolate Bunny . Target stressed the products are safe for all other customers . No other Target Australia chocolate or confectionery products have been affected by this recall . 'Customers with any queries about this recall should contact Target Australia ’ s Customer Experience Centre on 1300 753 567 , ' a statement from the retailer said . 'Target Australia apologises to customers for any inconvenience caused . ' They have an expiry date of June 30 , 2016 , and have been labelled they contain 'shell fruit ' instead of 'tree nuts and peanuts '
A nationwide recall of Target Australia Easter chocolates has been issued . The chocolate bars were sold in stores across the country from April 1 to May 31.