Sixty-two people were infected with Salmonella after consuming Kinder chocolate products. No significant increase in number of Salmonella infections expected.
About Salmonellosis
Poor hygienic practices during cooking or handling of food products can cause this distressing infection of the intestines leading to diarrhea, cramps and fever.
Poor hygienic practices during cooking or handling of food products can cause this distressing infection of the intestines leading to diarrhea, cramps and fever.
‘The European Center for Disease Prevention and Control had previously reported confirmed cases of Salmonella in Europe and the UK linked to the Ferrero factory in Arlon.’
The statement added that no significant increase in the number of infections is expected.
Salmonella Infections
The FASFC decided to withdraw the factory’s authorization to continue operations and to remind consumers to return all Kinder products manufactured at that plant in April.At the end of last week, Ferrero officially submitted a new authorization request to the FASFC.
If the FASFC’s assessment conclusions are favorable, a provisional authorization will be granted.
All You Need to Know About Foodborne Illnesses
Do you ignore mild stomach pains? Then beware you may face severe complications of foodborne illnesses that can be very difficult to treat later.
Do you ignore mild stomach pains? Then beware you may face severe complications of foodborne illnesses that can be very difficult to treat later.
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Poultry-Related Salmonella Outbreak
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