Nut allergy alert: Cadbury to recall even more Easter Eggs Cadbury Easter Eggs recall due to nut allergy concerns 20.02.2007 Cadbury on the back of the nut allergy alert has added thousands more Easter eggs to those it is already recalling.Cadbury admitted that the products had been produced on a line also used in the production of products containing nuts but had not been given warning labels.Recent Cadbury Salmonella recallJust two months ago Cadbury revealed a salmonella scare that saw the company remove chocolate bars from shelves, costing the company £30 million.Nut allergies are increasingly common among children in Britain and food labelling rules require pre-packed food to clearly indicate whether it may contain nuts.Cadbury has informed the Food Standards Agency (FSA).The Birmingham-based firm has been making milk chocolate for more than 100 years.The new packs being recalled are: Cadbury Creme Egg Mini tube 160g Cadbury Dairy Milk Caramel Mini Egg bag 100g Cadbury Dairy Milk Miniatures carton 100g Cadbury Creme Egg Minis Easter Egg 98g Cadbury Dairy Milk Gaelic Athletic Association 44(Ireland only) Customers can also ring the helpline on 0800 818181If you or someone you know has been effected by food poisoning from any of the products listen, or any food product, our solicitors can help. Fill in our online claims form for free legal advice. Press contact James Clarke Press Officer +44 (0)161 838 3169 Email James Related articles 20.04.2018Demand For Answers As More Holidaymakers Instruct Lawyers Regarding Cape Verde Resort Illness 19.04.2018Irwin Mitchell Delighted To Announce Continued Support For Sheffield Steelkings 12.04.2018Irwin Mitchell Celebrates After Employees Complete Peru Trek Charity Challenge 11.04.2018Family Of Former Crane Fitter Killed By Asbestos Cancer Call For Answers Regarding Illness 10.04.2018Specialist Lawyers Call For Answers Following Malta Bus Crash