Kinder Surprise recall

The agency had previously announced a recall for Kinder Schoko-Bons, Happy Moments – Kinder Confections Assortment, Kinder Mini Eggs, Kinder Egg Hunt Kits, ...

The Canadian Press This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 12, 2022. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says there have been no illnesses reported in Canada in association with the affected products distributed by Ferrero Canada Ltd.

The recalls were prompted by reports of customers falling ill with salmonella poisoning after eating these sweet treats. Singapore is one of the countries ...

In this update, Kinder Schokobons (all pack sizes with all expiry dates), Kinder Surprise Maxi (100g packs with all expiry dates), Kinder Mini Eggs (75g packs with all expiry dates) and Kinder Egg Hunt Kit (150g packs with all expiry dates) were recalled. In response to the first report on April 4, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) issued its first product recall for batches of Kinder Surprise eggs in the Republic on April 6. Two days later, the food agency extended the recall to three more Kinder products - Kinder Mini Eggs (75g), Kinder Egg Hunt Kit (150g) and Kinder Surprise Maxi (100g) - with specific expiry dates for each item.

A UK recall of Kinder chocolate products was extended on Friday to include all of those manufactured at the site in Belgium, regardless of their best-before ...

The firm said it acknowledged "internal inefficiencies, creating delays in retrieving and sharing information in a timely manner" and said these had "impacted the speed and effectiveness of the investigations". On 8 April, the food safety authority in Belgium assessed that the factory was not able to guarantee the safety of its products, and as a result "the authorisation for production was withdrawn". The salmonella outbreak linked to Kinder chocolate products is suspected to be related to buttermilk used in a Belgian factory, European health officials have said.