VOICED : Retiro de ciertos chocolates Kinder por salmonela se extiende a EEUU y Argentina

Ferrero has expanded a preventive recall of Kinder chocolates to the US and Argentina due to potential salmonella contamination. This follows a similar recall in Europe, although no salmonella was found in the chocolates. In the US, no cases have been confirmed, and other Ferrero products are unaffected. In Argentina, Kinder Mini Eggs with specific expiration dates are being recalled as a precaution. Salmonella is a common foodborne infection causing diarrhea, fever, and cramps. The UK and France have reported cases linked to Kinder products.

Why did Ferrero expand the recall of Kinder chocolates to the United States and Argentina?

• Due to confirmed salmonella cases in these countries

• To introduce a new product line

• As a precautionary measure against potential salmonella contamination

• Because of a new chocolate formula

What did Ferrero confirm about the situation in the United States?

• No confirmed cases and no other products are affected

• There are confirmed salmonella cases linked to Kinder chocolates

• The recall is mandatory

• All Kinder products are being recalled

Which Kinder product is being voluntarily recalled in Argentina?

• Kinder Surprise

• Kinder Bueno

• Kinder Mini Eggs

• Kinder Chocolate Bars

What are the common symptoms of salmonella infection?

• Headache and dizziness

• Diarrhea, fever, and stomach cramps

• Rash and itching

• Cough and sore throat

How many cases were reported in the UK related to Kinder products?

• 75 cases

• 30 cases

• 45 cases

• 60 cases