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2026-03-28 08:59:48 (11 hours ago)

Nestlé denuncia roubo de 12 toneladas de chocolates KitKat na Europa

Nestlé denuncia roubo de carga com 12 toneladas barras de KitKat na Europa REUTERS/Hannah McKay/Foto ilustrativa/Foto de arquivo O grupo suíço Nestlé denunciou o roubo de uma grande carga de barras de chocolate KitKat e advertiu que o cenário pode provocar escassez nas lojas justamente antes da Páscoa. 🗒️ Tem alguma sugestão de reportagem? Mande para o g1 A empresa confirmou em um comunicado que "um caminhão que transportava 413.793 unidades da sua nova linha de chocolates foi roubado durante o transporte na Europa". A carga, de 12 toneladas, desapareceu na semana passada durante uma viagem até centros de produção e distribuição, indicou. "Sempre incentivamos as pessoas a fazerem uma pausa com o KitKat", comentou um porta-voz da marca, citando o slogan da barra de chocolate. "Mas parece que os ladrões levaram a mensagem muito a sério e roubaram mais de 12 toneladas do nosso chocolate", acrescentou. Veja os vídeos que estão em alta no g1 A marca advertiu que "o roubo pode provocar escassez de KitKats" e que os consumidores "podem ter dificuldades para encontrar seus chocolates favoritos antes da Páscoa". O caminhão roubado saiu do centro da Itália e seguia para a Polônia, com a missão de distribuir as barras em vários países ao longo do trajeto. A empresa não informou onde a mercadoria desapareceu, mas indicou que "o veículo e seu conteúdo continuam desaparecidos". "As investigações prosseguem em estreita colaboração com as autoridades locais e os parceiros da cadeia de suprimentos", acrescentou. Também advertiu que as barras de chocolate roubadas "podem entrar em canais de venda não oficiais nos mercados europeus". A Nestlé destacou que é possível rastrear os produtos roubados escaneando os códigos de lote de cada barra. "Se uma correspondência for localizada, o sistema apresentará instruções claras sobre como alertar a KitKat, que então compartilhará as provas de maneira adequada", indicou.

Fox News - Video

2026-03-28 08:59:46 (11 hours ago)

Capt. Todd Sawhill on Pentagon troop deployment, Iran’s demands

Former U.S. Navy Intelligence Officer Capt. Todd Sawhill (ret.) discusses the Pentagon’s consideration of deploying 10,000 additional troops to the Middle East and President Trump’s war objectives.

Times of Israel - World News

2026-03-28 08:58:24 (11 hours ago)

Pakistan’s PM speaks with Iranian president ahead of 4-nation Islamabad peace talks

Shehbaz Sharif says he held 'detailed' hour-long call with Masoud Pezeshkian, as Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey -- but not Iran or US -- prepare to meet for talks on the war

The post Pakistan’s PM speaks with Iranian president ahead of 4-nation Islamabad peace talks appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Fox News - Video

2026-03-28 08:54:32 (11 hours ago)

Tiger Woods arrested in Florida DUI crash

PGA Announcer Doug Bell discusses Tiger Woods' latest arrest for DUI in Jupiter, FL, after a car crash. He blew triple zeros on a breathalyzer but refused a urinalysis test, with experts suspecting impairment by drugs or medication.

Times of Israel - World News

2026-03-28 08:41:41 (11 hours ago)

‘No dreams, no joy’: Iranians struggle amid war, economic collapse, regime controls

Civilians describe explosions, internet blackout, deteriorating businesses as trauma of conflict comes on top of January crackdown; concern a US deal could entrench regime 'on steroids'

The post ‘No dreams, no joy’: Iranians struggle amid war, economic collapse, regime controls appeared first on The Times of Israel.

France 24 - World News

2026-03-28 08:37:33 (11 hours ago)

Scientists dive beneath Arctic ice to study threatened ecosystems

Scientists trained in Finland to dive beneath Arctic ice, studying fragile polar ecosystems threatened by climate change. The course gives rare, hands-on skills to explore underwater habitats robots cannot safely survey, as instructors warn of the urgent need for more research to protect these vanishing environment

France 24 - World News

2026-03-28 08:35:10 (11 hours ago)

Football fever hits NYC as France unveils team jersey for World Cup

Football fever has come to New York City ahead of the FIFA World Cup. The official jersey for the French national team was released this week. FRANCE 24's Jessica Le Masurier reports from New York.

France 24 - World News

2026-03-28 08:32:53 (11 hours ago)

'Divide among men above and under 35': CPAC highlights generational GOP split

For the first time in nearly a decade, President Donald Trump did not attend one of the biggest annual meetings of conservatives. But even in his absence, the Conservative Political Action Conference revolved around him as well as the Iran war which has divided Trump supporters. "The real divide is among men above and under 35 years oid", said Todd Belt, professor and director of Political Management Program at George Washington University, citing a recent poll. Belt said men above 35 remain firm supporters of Trump while those younger no longer are. "It's breaking up the Republican Party," he added.

Times of India

2026-03-28 08:31:36 (11 hours ago)

‘To benefit India and H-1Bs’: Row over Vivek Ramaswamy’s crackdown on ‘fragmented’ Ohio universities

Times of India

2026-03-28 08:30:48 (11 hours ago)

‘A parent’s worst nightmare’: 2 students killed, several injured in Tennessee school bus crash

The Guardian - World News

2026-03-28 08:29:57 (11 hours ago)

Lachie Kennedy upstages Gout Gout to win 200m at Peter Norman Memorial

• ‘You’ve just got to not freak out, stay relaxed’

• Kennedy also won 100m, ahead of Rohan Browning

Gout Gout has a problem and his name is Lachie Kennedy. In another enthralling evening in Australian athletics, the superstar teenager was once again upstaged by his fellow Queenslander, at the Maurie Plant Meet on Saturday.

Under pouring rain at Lakeside Stadium in front of close to 9,000 fans, Kennedy held off the fast-finishing Gout in the Peter Norman Memorial 200m. The result was a replay of last year in a race that is now the clear highlight of the Australian athletics season.

The Guardian - World News

2026-03-28 08:28:18 (11 hours ago)

Illinois imposes alcohol limits near campus with Final Four berth at stake

• Alcohol limits imposed in Champaign before tipoff

• Plastic cups replace glass near Illinois campus

• Illini can reach Final Four for first time since 2005

Officials in Champaign have imposed temporary alcohol restrictions around the University of Illinois campus ahead of Saturday night’s Elite Eight game between Illinois Fighting Illini and Iowa Hawkeyes, citing public safety concerns tied to anticipated postgame celebrations.

The emergency order, issued by mayor Deborah Frank Feinen, requires bars in a designated campus area to serve alcohol only in plastic, paper or aluminum containers during a set period before and after the game. Sales of packaged liquor and cocktails-to-go will be restricted after tipoff, while alcohol deliveries into and out of the area will be temporarily prohibited.