Monoprix and Carrefour have in recent days recalled several food products potentially dangerous to health.
The rappel.conso.gouv.fr site relayed the announcements concerning chocolate and burrata.
It was first Carrefour which recalled chocolate bars, reports
Capital
.
The product concerned is called Carrés gourmands dark chocolate whole hazelnuts (200 g) and is marketed under the Carrefour brand.
Several lots (12821, 13021, 11621, 11721 and 10621) would indeed contain small pebbles whose ingestion could be dangerous for consumers.
Presence of E. coli bacteria
The expiration date for tablets is 05/01/2021 or 04/01/2021.
They were marketed between April 30 and September 17 in Carrefour stores.
Customers who have purchased them are advised not to consume them and to bring them back to the store for a refund.
For its part, Monoprix recently recalled burrati di bufala (125 g) sold under the Monoprix Gourmet brand.
One batch (LF1243A) would contain the bacterium
Escherichia coli beta glucoronidase
(E. coli), which can cause serious intestinal disorders and kidney complications, especially in children.
The concerned lot bears the expiration date (DLC) 19/09/2021.
Consumers are invited to destroy this burrata and especially not to consume it.
They can also bring it back to a Monoprix store.
Anyone who has consumed the product and is showing symptoms should seek medical advice promptly.
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