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Multi-country outbreak of Salmonella linked to Kinder chocolate products

by TLN Team April 28, 2022April 28, 2022
written by TLN Team April 28, 2022April 28, 2022
Multi-country outbreak of Salmonella linked to Kinder chocolate products

The United Kingdom notified WHO on March 27, 2022, of a cluster of monophasic Salmonella Typhimurium sequencing type 34 infection cases. The outbreak was connected to chocolate made in Belgium and distributed to at least 113 nations, according to investigations.

On April 10, INFOSAN issued a global alert, triggering a global product recall.

To date, 151 genetically similar cases have been recorded from 11 countries, all of which are considered to be linked to the eating of the implicated chocolate products.

Until more information on the comprehensive recall of the items is available, the risk of spread in the WHO European area and globally is considered moderate.

Children under the age of ten have been the most afflicted, accounting for 89 percent of instances, and nine individuals have been admitted to hospitals, according to available information. No one has died as a result of the accident.

“Until information on the full recall of the goods is known, the risk of spread in the WHO European area and globally is classified as moderate,” the UN agency said in a statement.

The disease that caused the food panic originated in Belgium, according to genetic sequencing of the salmonella bacteria that caused the outbreak.

According to WHO, “at least 113 countries” in Europe and around the world received Kinder products during the danger period, with salmonella bacteria matching the current human instances of infection discovered in buttermilk tanks at a Ferrero chocolate factory in Arlon, Belgium, in December and January.

The facility was ordered to close temporarily earlier this month, according to media sources.

The outbreak strain of salmonella is resistant to six types of antibiotics, according to the WHO.

Salmonellosis symptoms are usually modest, and patients recover without therapy in the majority of instances.

However, some youngsters and elderly people are at greater danger, as dehydration can be severe and life-threatening.

As the company and government officials scrambled to answer questions raised by the massive recall of Strauss products, stores pulled chocolate, ice cream, cookies, and other products off shelves, one of Israel’s largest food manufacturers said it would compensate consumers with double what they spent on products suspected of containing salmonella.

The Strauss Group announced on Monday that it was recalling a number of popular chocolate items made by its subsidiary Elite owing to salmonella concerns.

Strauss alerted the Israeli Health Ministry on Tuesday evening that lab testing on some of its consumer-ready products had tested positive for salmonella. At least three people have been admitted to hospitals after consuming Strauss products and contracting salmonella illness.

Hundreds of products on a Health Ministry list have been removed from store shelves across Israel, including items that make up the majority of numerous snack categories. The recall is thought to be the country’s largest in history.

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