Kinder Egg recall

Eight countries have reported more than 100 Salmonella infections linked to Ferrero chocolate products. There are 105 confirmed and 29 probable monophasic.

We urge consumers to check at home if they have any of the products and if they do, to ensure that they are not eaten.” In Sweden, the four cases, all of which are children, fell ill from January to March and live in several different regions. If anyone has any of the affected products at home, we are advising them not to eat them. The median age of patients is 4 years old. Cases are 18 years old or younger, with around 60 percent under the age of 5. Those sick have sample dates between December 2021 and March 2022, with the majority confirmed in February and March.

Here's everything you need to know. Why were they recalled? The recall of Kinder products in the UK linked to a salmonella outbreak has been extended, as ...

It is really important that consumers follow this advice to avoid the risk of becoming ill with salmonella poisoning. “If you have bought the [listed] products do not eat them. Point of sale notices will be displayed in retail stores that are selling these products.

The recall now takes into account all Kinder Surprise eggs with a best before date up to 7 October 2022.

“We know that many of these Kinder products are popular at this time of year with Easter approaching. Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to you Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to you

A number of additional Ferrero Kinder products have been added to a recall warning following an outbreak of salmonella in Ireland.

The most common symptom of salmonella food poisoning is diarrhoea, which can sometimes be bloody. There are ten cases of salmonella food poisoning in Ireland linked to this outbreak. Kinder Surprise (100g) All best before dates between 20th April 2022 and 21st August 2022

Ferrero recalls Kinder Surprise eggs and several other chocolate products in the Netherlands after similar recalls in other European countries.

In the European Union, Belgium is most affected, with 26 probable cases. Also, none of our Kinder products that have been put on the market have tested positive for salmonella. Ferrero recalls Kinder Surprise eggs and several other chocolate products in the Netherlands after similar recalls in other European countries.

Last night the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) announced that a recall of popular Ferrero Kinder chocolate products was being extended due to a link ...

"We know that many of these Kinder products are popular at this time of year with Easter approaching. "Ferrero has now extended its list of products that are being recalled. The FSAI is warning consumers who may have the recalled products at home not to eat them.

Ferrero has extended its recall of Kinder Surprise chocolate products due to an outbreak of Salmonella, according to the FSAI.

“We have 10 cases of Salmonella food poisoning in Ireland linked to these products. The most common symptom of Salmonella food poisoning is diarrhoea, which can sometimes be bloody. To date, there have been 10 cases in Ireland with the same strain of Salmonella responsible for the UK outbreak.

All 20g eggs and three-packs of Kinder Surprise eggs with a best before date between 11 July – 7 October 2022 were recalled on Sunday by the Food Safety ...

‘We know that many of these Kinder products are popular at this time of year with Easter approaching. A number of the Irish cases involved young children, all of whom have fully recovered. The most common symptom of food poisoning caused by salmonella is diarrhoea, which can sometimes be bloody.

Ferrero has recalled batches of Kinder Surprise Eggs in the United Kingdom after 63 reported cases of salmonella among children.

The FSA announced that Ferrero voluntarily recalled the products as a precautionary measure. 15 people were believed to have consumed the product before it was recalled. These symptoms usually resolve themselves over the course of a few days, but some cases can result in hospitalization or even death.

Chocolate maker Ferrero has recalled more of its Kinder products from Irish shelves after a possible link to a number of salmonella cases.

“We know that many of these Kinder products are popular at this time of year with Easter approaching. The FSAI said it is continuing to liaise with the Department of Health and is working closely with the Health Protection Surveillance Centre of the HSE, as well as the relevant agencies in the UK and Europe. We urge consumers to check at home if they have any of the products and if they do, to ensure that they are not eaten.

FSAI has today advised that Ferrero is extending its current food recall to include some additional Kinder products.

‘We know that many of these Kinder products are popular at this time of year, with Easter approaching. Click sign up to subscribe to Checkout. We urge consumers to check at home if they have any of the products and, if they do, to ensure that they are not eaten.’

SINGAPORE: A recall has been issued for Kinder Surprise chocolate due to the possible presence of salmonella, said the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) on ...

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The extension follows some 63 people in the UK, mostly young children, becoming infected with salmonella in an outbreak linked to the treats.

“The company takes food safety extremely seriously and we sincerely apologise for this matter. Although no Kinder products released to market have tested positive for salmonella, we are taking this extremely seriously. The recall now applies to 20g eggs or three-packs of the eggs with a best before date of all dates up to and including October 7 2022, 100g Kinder Surprise packs with a best before date between April 20 2022 and August 21 2022, Kinder Mini eggs 75g packs with a best before date between April 20 and August 21 2022, and Kinder Egg Hunt Kits 150g with best before dates from April 21 to August 21 2022.

The company has already recalled its Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs and other items in Britain, Belgium and several other countries, but has now taken the ...

The DutchNews.nl team would like to thank all the generous readers who have made a donation in recent weeks. The company stresses that none of its products have been found to be contaminated but that consumer safety it its highest priority. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control has recorded at least 134 cases in seven different EU countries, including the two in the Netherlands. Both are said to involve children under the age of five.

A salmonella outbreak linked to Kinder Surprise eggs has led to the recall of additional products by chocolate firm Ferrero. | ITV National News.

A number of these cases have been young children," the FSA said. Kinder Mini eggs 75g packs with a best-before date between April 20 and August 21 2022. 100g Kinder Surprise packs with a best-before date between April 20 and August 21 2022.

A recall of Kinder Surprise eggs has been extended to more products, including Kinder Mini Eggs and Kinder Egg Hunt Kits because they might be contaminated with salmonella, the Food Standards Agency said. The extended recall follows the 20g eggs or the ...

We are also working closely with UK and international partners, including UKHSA and Food Standards Scotland.” It is really important that consumers follow this advice to avoid the risk of becoming ill with salmonella poisoning. “The company takes food safety extremely seriously and we sincerely apologise for this matter. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Although no Kinder products released to market have tested positive for salmonella, we are taking this extremely seriously. Ferrero said in a statement: “The company continues to co-operate with the UK Food Standards Agency, the Food Safety Authority of Ireland and Food Standards Scotland in relation to a number of reported cases of salmonella.

The Kinder Surprise eggs that have been recalled are 20g eggs and three-pack of eggs with best before dates between July 11, 2022, and October 7, 2022.

The recall only includes these inclusive dates. A number of these cases have been young children." The recall only includes these inclusive dates The products affected are 20g eggs and three-pack of eggs with best before dates between July 11, 2022, and October 7, 2022. It added: "To reduce the risk of any further illness, consumers should not eat the products listed in the recall alert and they/the parent or guardians of children should follow the risk advice within it." The Kinder Surprise eggs that have been recalled are 20g eggs and three-pack of eggs with best before dates between July 11, 2022, and October 7, 2022.

More than 60 UK residents, mostly young children, fell ill due to the bacteria this week.

That operation has now been extended to include a number of other Kinder chocolate products. The eggs are made in Belgium. Start your Independent Premium subscription today.

An 'unusually high proportion of children' are being hospitalised with symptoms like 'bloody diarrhoea', food regulator warns.

It is really important that consumers follow this advice to avoid the risk of becoming ill with salmonella poisoning. “If you have bought the [listed] products do not eat them. Point of sale notices will be displayed in retail stores that are selling these products.

The products added to the recall list include some packs of Kinder Mini eggs, Kinder Egg Hunt Kits and Kinder Schokobons, which all share the same best ...

Kinder Schokobons (200g) with the same best before date have also been recalled. More Kinder chocolate egg products have been recalled because they might be contaminated with salmonella, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has said. The products added to the recall list include some packs of Kinder Mini eggs, Kinder Egg Hunt Kits and Kinder Schokobons, which all share the same best before dates.

Different chocolate egg products have been recalled over a link to UK cases of salmonella in children.

"The company takes food safety extremely seriously and we sincerely apologise for this matter. They can also contact Ferrero for a full refund. More Kinder Surprise chocolate egg products have been recalled over a link to salmonella cases in the UK.