Belgian health authorities ordered Italian confectionary group Ferrero on Friday to suspend production at its plant in Belgium, after an investigation into ...
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All Kinder products manufactured in the Arlon site in Belgium since June are now part of the recall.
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) said the latest update means all the products in the recall notice, no matter what the best-before date is, should not be eaten. Tina Potter, head of incidents at the FSA, said the agency is continuing to investigate the outbreak of salmonella cases linked to the Kinder products. The previous recall was announced amid salmonella concerns and only covered products with best-before dates up to 7 October, 2022.
Belgian health authorities ordered Italian confectionary group Ferrero on Friday to suspend production at its plant in Belgium, after an investigation into ...
Lifting the suspension would only happen once the plant was shown to be meeting all food safety rules. The agency urged consumers not to eat any of the recalled products, which include Kinder Surprise, Kinder Surprise Maxi, Kinder Mini Eggs & Kinder Schokobons. The Belgian agency said the decision to suspend production there was taken after it concluded that information from Ferrero was incomplete.
Ferrero USA has recalled two Kinder brand chocolate products in the United States. Almost 150 children in Europe and the United Kingdom have been infected.
Food safety, quality and consumer care have been at the heart of Ferrero since the company was founded. “This impacted the speed and effectiveness of the investigations. Belgian authorities have now withdrawn approval for the production site in Arlon and Ferrero is recalling Kinder products made there. These materials and finished products were blocked and not released, according to the company. The Arlon plant makes up about 7 percent of the total Kinder products manufactured globally on a yearly basis. Ferrero revealed a genetic match between almost 150 Salmonella cases in Europe and this factory in Belgium. The majority of those sick are children.
The Kinder products are being recalled across Europe and Canada. It was not immediately clear whether the recall involved products sold in the United ...
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The move follows recalls earlier in the week in the U.K. and several European countries over concerns around products from a Belgian factory, though the ...
Most cases are caused by the ingestion of food contaminated with animal or human feces. The company said it was cooperating with the Food and Drug Administration over reported salmonella cases in Europe, announcing the precautionary recall of two chocolate varieties from three retailers in the United States. Italian confectionery giant Ferrero said Thursday it had recalled certain varieties of its Kinder chocolates from retailers in the United States due to possible salmonella contamination.
Less than 10 days until Easter, Ferrero U.S.A., Inc. is voluntarily recalling its Kinder Happy Moments Chocolate Assortment and Kinder Mix Chocolate.
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Italian confectionary group Ferrero has voluntarily recalled some of its Kinder chocolates from the American shelves for a potential link with salmonella ...
Probable or confirmed cases on Salmonella linked with eating chocolates has been found in Britain, France, Ireland, Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Sweden and Norway. The salmonella bacteria can cause serious and severe infections, especially in children or elderly people and others with weak immune systems. The voluntary recall comes after Ferrero recalled its Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs from the UK stores earlier this week, adding that the affected chocolate was manufactured in Belgium and the recall may be extended to other countries.
Belgian health authorities ordered Italian confectionary group Ferrero on Friday to suspend production at its plant in Belgium, after an investigation into ...
Lifting the suspension would only happen once the plant was shown to be meeting all food safety rules. The company did not explicitly link the recall to the salmonella cases. Ferrero, which recalled several batches of Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs and other products from shelves in Spain, Britain, Ireland and United States, said other Kinder products made at its Arlon site had also been recalled.