Kinder Products Recall – An update from the Food Standards Agency  

Published May 3, 2022 at 10:53

We are asking all retailers to make sure they have removed Kinder products linked to an outbreak of salmonella from their shelves. The products are believed to have caused a significant number of children to become seriously unwell, with many reported cases being admitted to hospital.  

picture of various kinder chocolate products

Product details:    

 Product names                  Pack sizes                                          Best before dates 

Kinder Surprise                       20g                           All dates up to and including 04 January 2023  

Kinder Surprise                   20g x 3 pack             All dates up to and including 04 January 2023  

Kinder Surprise                     100g                           All dates up to and including 21 August 2022  

Kinder Mini eggs                    75g                            All dates up to and including 21 August 2022  

Kinder Egg Hunt Kit            150g                           All dates up to and including 21 August 2022   

Kinder Schokobons  70g, 200g and 320g       All dates up to and including 04 January 2023  

An earlier recall only covered some of the products above, so it is important to check you have removed from sale the additional products that were included in the later, updated recall notices. 

The updated recall includes all Kinder products manufactured at their Arlon site in Belgium between June 2021 and the present date. Investigations have identified that some products included in the recall remain on sale. The packaging of recalled products may not refer to the Belgium factory where they were produced and may include a different contact address, so it is extremely important that you check products against the list in the recall notice to make sure your customers are not being put at risk. 

The packaging of recalled products may not refer to the Belgium factory where they were produced and may include a different contact address, so it is extremely important that you check products against the list in the recall notice to make sure your customers are not being put at risk. 

 

 

 

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