The chocolate maker Ferrero has asked for its Kinder chocolates to be pulled from Swiss retail shelves over concerns they may contain the bacteria salmonella. Raw chicken is a food sometimes contaminated with salmonella from contact with faeces during the slaughtering process. The products involved include mini Kinder eggs, Kinder Surprise eggs and Schokobons. Around 100 cases of Salmonella poisoning across Europe are likely to be connected with the Kinder products, which were produced in a factory in Arlon in Belgium. After the announcement by Ferrero, Swiss retailers Landi, Topshop, Volg and Prima removed the products from their shelves, reported RTS.

Source: Le News April 08, 2022 03:08 UTC