Unforgivable Anvisa Law Prohibits Sale of Candies Loved by Brazilians Due to Salmonella Suspicions! Warning Is Clear: Do Not Eat These Products

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Published on 23/08/2024 at 01:26

Updated on 23/08/2024 at 01:35

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You May Be Consuming Something Dangerous Without Knowing It! A Recent Action by the Brazilian National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) Has Sounded an Alarm for Candy Lovers in Brazil. Several Batches of Widely Consumed Products in the Country Have Been Banned by the Regulatory Agency Following Suspicions of Contamination by a Bacteria That Can Cause Serious Health Problems.

But what are these products and why do they pose such a big threat? Anvisa suspended the sale of seven products from the Dori brand, claiming that some specific batches are contaminated with the dangerous bacteria salmonella.

The ban was officially published in the Official Gazette last Tuesday, July 20, 2024, raising concerns among consumers and retailers.

Among the affected products are the mint-filled candy, Bolete tutti frutti candy, mint candy, strawberry-filled candy, Dori licorice brick, Full Moon chantilly candy, and Yogurt 100 strawberry candy.

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The Threat of Salmonella

Salmonella is a bacterium that can cause severe food poisoning in humans. Two main species, S. enterica and S. bongori, are known to be responsible for illnesses. Contamination primarily occurs through the ingestion of food that has come into contact with feces from infected animals such as dogs, chickens, pigs, and even reptiles.

The most common symptoms of salmonellosis include diarrhea, vomiting, fever, abdominal pain, and general malaise. These manifestations can appear between 6 to 72 hours after consuming contaminated food and last on average from two to seven days. Treatment usually includes administering antibiotics and maintaining the patient’s hydration.

Which Batches to Avoid?

Below, we list the specific batches of products that should not be consumed, according to Anvisa’s recommendation:

Mint-Filled Candy:
- PRD 210624 / VAL 06/21/2026
- PRD 240624 / VAL 06/24/2026
- PRD 250624 / VAL 06/25/2026
Bolete Tutti Frutti Candy:
- PRD 250624 / VAL 06/25/2026
- PRD 270624 / VAL 06/27/2026
- PRD 280624 / VAL 06/28/2026
- PRD 010724 / VAL 07/01/2026
- PRD 020724 / VAL 07/02/2026
- PRD 030724 / VAL 07/03/2026
Mint Candy:
- PRD 050724 / VAL 07/05/2026
- PRD 080724 / VAL 07/08/2026
- PRD 240624 / VAL 06/24/2026
- PRD 260624 / VAL 06/26/2026
- PRD 270624 / VAL 06/27/2026
- PRD 280624 / VAL 06/28/2026
Strawberry-Filled Candy:
- PRD 080724 / VAL 07/08/2026
- PRD 090724 / VAL 07/09/2026
- PRD 100724 / VAL 07/10/2026
Dori Licorice Brick:
- PRD 185 / VAL 11/03/2025
- PRD 186 / VAL 11/04/2025
- PRD 187 / VAL 11/05/2025
Full Moon Chantilly Candy:
- PRD 020724 / VAL 07/02/2026
- PRD 030724 / VAL 07/03/2026
- PRD 040724 / VAL 07/04/2026
Yogurt 100 Strawberry Candy:
- PRD 020724 / VAL 07/02/2026
- PRD 030724 / VAL 07/03/2026
- PRD 040724 / VAL 07/04/2026
- PRD 050724 / VAL 07/05/2026
- PRD 090724 / VAL 07/09/2026

What to Do If You’ve Consumed Any Candy?

If you have ingested any of these candies, be alert to the symptoms described earlier and seek medical attention immediately if you start to show signs of poisoning. Salmonella contamination can be dangerous, especially for children, the elderly, and individuals with compromised immune systems.

According to Anvisa, monitoring of the situation will continue until all contaminated products are removed from the market. Furthermore, the agency emphasizes the importance of consumers following the recommendations from Dori and avoiding the consumption of these batches.

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Unforgivable Anvisa Law Prohibits Sale of Candies Loved by Brazilians Due to Salmonella Suspicions! Warning Is Clear: Do Not Eat These Products

The Threat of Salmonella

Which Batches to Avoid?

What to Do If You’ve Consumed Any Candy?

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