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Kinder sweets with falsified expiry dates found in Yerevan

Society. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Photo: Wikimedia Commons

On November 6, the Food Safety Inspection Body received a report that Kinder sweets with altered expiry dates, without Armenian-language labeling and without accompanying documents were being sold at the Surmalu shopping center. An inspection was carried out at the Surmalu and Petak shopping centers, and the sale of the batches found was banned. The body urged consumers to report such cases to the 118 hotline.

Coverage timeline

First to report: News.am16:17Opposition

Pro-government 5 / 6 First: Haykakan Zhamanak (Armtimes), 53 min later
Balanced 10 / 14 First: Mamul.am, 7 min later
Opposition 12 / 21 First: News.am, 16:17

Foreign outlets: 1, first: Sputnik Armenia, 17:05

Timeline as a list
  1. News.am (Opposition)
  2. Tert.am (Opposition)
  3. Armlur / Joghovurd (Opposition)
  4. Mamul.am (Balanced)
  5. 24news.am (Opposition)
  6. Radar Armenia (Balanced)
  7. Past / Pastinfo (Opposition)
  8. Yerevan.Today (Opposition)
  9. 168 Zham (Opposition)
  10. Infocom (Balanced)
  11. Shant TV / Shantnews (Balanced)
  12. Sputnik Armenia (Foreign)
  13. Aravot (Balanced)
  14. Hetq (Balanced)
  15. Haykakan Zhamanak (Armtimes) (Pro-government)
  16. Yerkir Media (Opposition)
  17. Politik.am (Opposition)
  18. Livenews.am (Opposition)
  19. Factor (Balanced)
  20. Armenpress (Pro-government)
  21. CivilNet (Balanced)
  22. Iravunk (Opposition)
  23. Oragir.news (Opposition)
  24. Public TV news (H1 / Lurer) (Pro-government)
  25. Ararat News (Balanced)
  26. FreeNews (Pro-government)
  27. Civic.am (Pro-government)
  28. 1in.am (Balanced)

All sources

Labels as of 8 November 2026

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