Overview
- Ferrero published a recall notice on Thursday, June 25, 2026, for a Nutella Muffin batch sold between June 16 and June 25 after warning metal parts may be present.
- The muffins were delivered frozen to supermarket back-shops, sold loose at counters and removed from sale by retailers nationwide.
- Officials warn metal fragments can cause cuts, choking or injury and advise anyone harmed to seek medical help and follow German Red Cross guidance for airway foreign bodies.
- Ferrero has apologized and urged customers not to eat the product, but it has not disclosed the contamination cause, whether injuries occurred, or clear refund/contact procedures.
- The recall affects only the stated charge of Nutella Muffins and does not include other Ferrero products, though consumers may not be able to identify affected muffins after purchase.