Clicks Group Recalls Corn Puffs in South Africa
Analysis based on 9 articles · First reported Mar 15, 2026 · Last updated Mar 16, 2026
The recall by Clicks Group due to Listeria contamination, though non-pathogenic, negatively impacts consumer trust in the brand and the broader food retail sector. It also highlights the South Africa===National Consumer Commission's active role in enforcing consumer protection laws, potentially leading to increased scrutiny for other suppliers.
Clicks Group has initiated a recall of 1,152 units of its 'Made for Tots Corn Puffs Chicken 12g' snack due to contamination with non-pathogenic Listeria. Approximately 348 units were sold to consumers in South Africa and Lesotho, while 804 units were removed from shelves. The South Africa===National Consumer Commission announced and is monitoring the recall, urging consumers to return affected products to any Clicks Group store for a full refund or replacement. Hardin Ratshisusu, acting commissioner of the South Africa===National Consumer Commission, emphasized suppliers' obligations for product safety, especially on World Consumer Rights Day. This event follows another recent recall by Danone===Nutricia of baby formula products due to cereulide contamination, indicating a heightened focus on food safety in the region.
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