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Alyan Dubai Style Chocolate Truffles: Salmonella recall (2026)

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Salmonella | United Kingdom | Official event date 2026-09-24 | First indexed 2026-10-26 | OFFICIAL

Key facts

Event type
RECALL
Pathogen / hazard
Salmonella
Product (if stated)
Alyan Dubai Style Chocolate Truffles; Alyan Dubai Style Crunchy Knafeh and Pistachio Milk Chocolate
Geography
United Kingdom
Official status
Current status unconfirmed · index active
Source-published illness / death counts
Illness count not stated
Notice / event date
2026-09-24
Primary source
UK Food Standards Agency

Food safety details

Event type
RECALL
Hazard
Salmonella
Product (publisher wording)
Alyan Dubai Style Chocolate Truffles; Alyan Dubai Style Crunchy Knafeh and Pistachio Milk Chocolate
Recall / risk class
http://data.food.gov.uk/food-alerts/def/Alert, http://data.food.gov.uk/food-alerts/def/PRIN
Distribution scope
NATIONAL
Upstream status
UNKNOWN

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What was reported
The UK Food Standards Agency published alert FSA-PRIN-47-2026 on 2026-09-24: World of Sweets recalls Alyan Dubai Style Crunchy Knafeh and Pistachio Milk Chocolate and Alyan Dubai Style Chocolate Truffles because of contamination with Salmonella. Hazard: Salmonella. FSA lists this notice as "Published"; that is not proof the recall is still ongoing. Open the FSA notice for product details and any consumer action. Not medical advice.
Where
United Kingdom
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When reported (event date)
2026-09-24
First indexed on OutbreakThreat 2026-10-26
Source
UK Food Standards Agency
https://alerts.food.gov.uk/news-alerts/alert/fsa-prin-47-2026
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