There has been a recall on imported Kinder products following a salmonella outbreak related to their sweet treats. An investigation from the Food Standard Agency (FSA) has found that products intended for the European Market only had been imported into the UK.
Chocolate firm Ferrero who make the sweets were not involved in the imports and had already issued a recall for the products in Europe. Last month, the company extended their recall on a selection of Kinder products in the UK that were made at the Arlon factory in Belgium due to salmonella fears.
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Customers have been advised not to eat any of the products and return them to store they were bought and ask for a refund. Below is a list of the recalled products which a majority of have have a foreign language name and information on them:
Kinder Maxi Mix Peluche. Kinder Niespodzianka Maxi Lei, Ferrero Kinder Mix Geschenktüte, Ferrero Kinder Mix Bunte Mischung, Kinder Niespodzianka Maxi Uni BN, Kinder Surprise Geant Gar, Kinder Surprise Fille, Kinder Schokobons Sachet, Kinder Happy Moments, Kinder Happy Moment Ballotin 1, Swieta Kinder Jajko Z Niespodzianka Maxi Uni Wn and Swieta Kinder Maxi Mix Peluche Bn.
Symptoms of salmonella include diarrhoea, stomach cramps, nausea, vomiting and fever. Anyone with concerns that they might have salmonellosis is urged to contact their GP or call NHS 111.
