Ministry of Industry and Trade warns: kinder eggs can cause infection

DNHN - Several Kinder chocolate candy items made in Belgium by the Ferrero Company are likely to be infected with the bacteria Salmonella spp., and the candy is now being recalled by the company.

According to the Department of Science and Technology (Ministry of Industry and Trade), some chocolate candy products under the Kinder brand of Ferrero Company made in Belgium are likely to be contaminated with Salmonella spp

The Ministry of Industry and Trade advises customers not to use the aforementioned items. At the same time, alert the authorities if you see these items on the market.

According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Ferrero is a well-known brand in the Vietnamese market. Belgian authorities have asked Ferrero to stop selling Kinder products in this group to make sure that people are safe.

Ferrero has recalled a batch of Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs that were sent to the United Kingdom because hundreds of people got salmonella from them.

As a result, since the chocolate in Kinder Surprise eggs is processed in Belgium, the recall might spread to other nations. It's a good idea not to buy food with an expiration date between 11/7/2022 and 7/9/2022 from the UK Food Standards Agency (FSA).

This product has been linked to at least 63 salmonella illnesses in the UK, the majority of which have been in children younger than five.

Linh Anh