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TWO MORE KINDER products have been recalled over a salmonella outbreak that has impacted Ireland, the UK and other EU countries.
Today, the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) announced that they would also be placing additional batches of the Kinder Surprise (20g) and the three pack of the same product on the recall list.
This additional recall now take into account all batches of Kinder Surprise eggs and their three pack with the best before date up to 7 October 2022.
When the first recall was announced on Sunday, the FSAI recalled batches of the 20g Kinder Surprise eggs and three packs of the product that had a best before date of between 11 July 2022 and 7 October 2022.
Yesterday, the FSAI placed four other Kinder products on the recall list with best before dates of between 20 April and 21 August 2022.
These were Kinder Mini Eggs (75g), Kinder Egg Hunt Kit (150g), Kinder Surprise (100g) and Kinder Schokobons (200g).
To date, there have been 10 cases of salmonella reported in Ireland in relation to the outbreak, with those cases being the same strain as the one responsible for the UK outbreak.
A number of these cases have involved young children, all of whom have fully recovered.
The most common symptom of salmonella food poisoning is diarrhoea, which can be bloody. Other symptoms include fever, headaches and abdominal cramps.
The FSAI has warned people who have the listed products at home to not eat them.
“Ferrero has now extended its list of products that are being recalled,” the FSAI said in a statement yesterday.
“We know that many of these Kinder products are popular at this time of year with Easter approaching. We urge consumers to check at home if they have any of the products and if they do, to ensure that they are not eaten.”
The FSAI added that it will continue to work with the Department of Health and is working wiht the Health Protection Surveillance Centre, as well as agencies in the UK and EU.
The FSAI said that the investigation into the outbreak is still ongoing.
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I’m not into soaps but I really enjoy Red Rock. They’ve had some really great storylines. It’s a pity so many begrudgers put it down without even watching it. Hope it does well in the uk
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You should be in school! Lol
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Nikki…
TV3 get money from TV licence, it is even acknowledged at the end of the credits of Red Rock. Complain all you want about paying it, but know it is not just RTE and TG4, the privately owned companies get the funding too
TV3 doesn’t leech as much money off us as RTE Red Rock is funded by the BAI which invariably comes from the TV licence but Red Rock is content that’s value for money rather than Fair City
Prime time Irish drama/soap on daytime TV in the UK? Not that much of a vote of confidence. But a step in the right direction, I suppose.
It could do a Neighbours for our UK neighbours.
God British viewers must be really hard up.
Let’s not get too far ahead of ourselves. Top Gear was slated and tipped for the axe if it continues, and they got 2 million viewers.
That’s because with Clarkson, Hammond and May, they had figures of 8 million or so.
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