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Lift ban on Kinder Eggs

Created by L.D. on September 14, 2014

In 1938, the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act prohibited the embedding non-nutritive items in confections. This obscure law has resulted in a ban on a popular child's treat (Kinder Eggs) sold in over 100 countries around the world. Kinder Eggs are a delicious chocolate shell egg surrounding a sealed plastic capsule which holds a small toy or puzzle.

Each Kinder Egg is clearly marked with a label stating the toy is not intended for ages 0 to 3. This warning puts the burden of responsibility on the purchaser.

We ask you to please look into this matter and help us restore the Kinder Egg to shelves in the United States.

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