The Food Safety Authority of Ireland is offering this advice...
A recall of Kinder products has been extended due to a possible presence of salmonella.
All batches and best before dates of Kinder Surprise and mini-eggs are being recalled, as well as all pack sizes of Kinder Schokobons.
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland is warning anyone who may have purchased the products recently not to eat them.
Dr. Wayne Anderson from the FSAI says there have been recorded cases of salmonella in Ireland linked to this contamination:
This extended food recall today relates to the Kinder products listed in the table below:
|
Product |
Pack size |
Best before dates |
|
Kinder Surprise |
20g |
All batches and all best before dates |
|
Kinder Surprise |
20g x 3 |
All batches and all best before dates |
|
Kinder Mini Eggs |
75g |
All batches and all best before dates |
|
Kinder Egg Hunt Kit |
150g |
All batches and all best before dates |
|
Kinder Surprise
|
100g |
All batches and all best before dates |
|
Kinder Schokobons |
All pack sizes |
All batches and all best before dates |
The FSAI has a series of FAQs on the recall which can be accessed here.
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