Nutella News

A warning has been issued after a family's home was devastated by a raging fire started by a Nutella jar that had been left by a window. It magnified the sun's rays and started the huge fire.

Monaco - The richest man in Italy, and the creator of Nutella, a chocolate spread, died just two months short of his 90th birthday.

Fans of hazelnut-infused products might want to think about stocking up. Turkey, which supplies 70 percent of the globe's hazelnuts, was hit with severe frosts and hail storms in March, just at the time hazelnut tree flowers were flowering.

New York - The popular hazelnut food spread from Belgium is being consumed at up to 100 pounds a day at a Columbia University dining hall, but some university officials suspect that the students may be stealing it.

Hard on the heels of tax proposals which would see a 5 €cent rise on a glass of beer at street-side bars and cafés, France’s socialist government is proposing a 300% tax hike on palm oil, long considered a factor in obesity.

San Diego - A California court has ruled that Ferrero U.S.A. Inc., an affiliate of Nutella's Italian-based parent company should pay $4 to every person who purchased a jar of their chocolate spread between January 1, 2008 and February 3, 2012 in the United States.

Pietro Ferrero, one of the chief executives of the group which owns Ferrero Rocher and Nutella, died after falling from his bicycle while in South Africa.

A mother of a four-year-old has filed a class-action lawsuit against Nutella. She alleges they falsely claim the hazelnut spread is healthful.