Thursday, January 22, 2009

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CLARIFICATION ON KELLOGG COMPANY NEWS NATIONAL NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY . THE SUPER

This in order that the reader has all the information and does not generate unnecessary fear in the population.

Brands that Kellogg's is withdrawing voluntarily from the market are specifically cookies Keebler ®, Austin ®, Famous Amos ® in their presentations that contain peanut butter (peanut butter). The reason for this is the possibility of being contaminated with Salmonella. No other Kellogg product is involved in this recall.

Peanut Corporation of America (PCA), one of suppliers of peanut butter for Kellogg biscuits manufactured in the United States, noted a possible contamination with Salmonella in your product and announced it would withdraw its products from stores. Recently, other companies, including Kellogg Company, have withdrawn cookies made with peanut butter produced by PCA. These cookies are manufactured exclusively in the USA.

market in Panama was one of the performances of these cookies, they were already recalled.

The actions we are doing, intend to maintain our commitment of more than 100 years to provide consumers with safe and excellent quality.

is very important to mention that any deaths or cases of people infected with salmonella have been related to our products and that the recall was precautionary fashion. José Francisco Rios

Corporate Affairs Manager Kellogg Company

Off Mexico and Latin America. 52 (442) 238-1277 jose-francisco.rios
@ kellogg.com

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Panamanian authorities requested the recall of products that are being investigated by the Food and Drug Administration in USA ( FDA) for possible salmonella contamination. The list is expanding day by day, and between companies in the sights of the entity are: Abbott Nutrition, The Kroger Co., Meijer, General Mills, Ralcorp Frozen Bakery, South Bend Chocolate, McKee Foods, Perry's Ice Cream, Hy-Vee Inc., and Kellogg Company.

The manager of the Panamanian Authority for Food Safety (AUPSA), Gilberto Real said they continue to monitor the evolution of norteaamericana agency investigations. Among the measures taken in Panama, includes a recommendation to users not to use peanut butter and recall the long list of products that are under investigation. Real

announced today, will be made operational across the country to confirm whether supermarkets have proceeded to withdraw the products that fall under this situation. The penalties for violating this measure includes the payment of one thousand and a million dollar fine. Real said it will continue to conduct laboratory tests to determine if the products have entered the country have been infected.

importers will now have to demonstrate that products enter the country, not a danger to the health of Panamanians. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the FDA Salmonella typhimurium responsible for the deaths of six people in the U.S. and about 500 infected. Salmonella is characterized by causing diarrhea, abdominal pain, vomiting and nausea for those infected.
Source: La Estrella de Panama, January 22, 2009.

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trade yesterday withdrew several products containing peanut butter, before the alert launched by the United States warning of the death of six persons by the ingestion of cookies salmonella-infected peanut said the manager of the Panamanian Authority for Food Safety, Gilberto Real. Brands are potentially infected with Salmonella Stabilizer Creamy Peanut Butter, Crunchy Peanut Butter Stabilizer, Stabilizer Creamy Peanut Butter, among others.
Source: La Prensa, January 20, 2009.

Health authorities and Food Safety at the national level have echoed health alert issued by the World Health Organization (WHO), on the detection of Salmonella Tyhimurium into 21 lots of peanut butter, which distributes the company Peanut Corporation of America. This situation resulted in the deaths of six people and infected more than 400 U.S. and Canada. At the national level have taken the necessary precautions to ensure that the health of the population at risk.

The general manager of the Panamanian Authority for Food Safety, Gilberto Real, ordered domestic companies who distribute the product to peanut butter, remove immediately market. Additionally, staff from the Ministry of Health and carried out inspections AUSPA distribution companies and supermarkets to confirm the complete removal of the specific merchandise, which is packaged in 17 different brands. Salmonella is a bacteria that sticks in foodstuffs. Symptoms of the disease because the bacteria is characterized by the following symptoms: diarrhea, vomiting, nausea and stomach pains.
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PEANUT BUTTER RECALL ALERT Kellogg "S

After learning that the U.S. six people died from consuming products with brand Salmonella Kellogg 's, the Authority Panamanian Food Safety (AUPs) are expected to know the list of contaminated food, to define actions. Gilberto Real AUPSA general manager, said that in Panama there is no evidence that Kellogg brand foods s may contain Salmonella.

reported that one of the aspects to be considered by the AUPSA is checking whether or not these products are imported into the country, if so, would proceed immediately to take appropriate action. Real recalled that these products do not come to Panama as a whole and especially because not all are sent to Latin America.
He said that the regional level, there are dedicated plants the manufacture of food from the Kellogg brand "s responsible for providing shipments to each of the countries in the area. In the U.S., Kellogg 's recalled 7.03 million boxes of cookies sandwich of peanut butter.
Source: El Siglo, January 19, 2009.