Leclerc recalls milk that should not be consumed

Candia brand milk is being recalled by several Leclerc stores.

"A lack of taste and smell of the milk making it inedible has been found", indicates Rappel Conso

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Grandlait - Candia

Risks: Organoleptic changes

Reason: A lack of taste and smell of the milk making it unconsumable has been observedhttps://t.co/jueZiHHPur pic.twitter.com/8e08bjm5YF

– RappelConso (@RappelConso) July 6, 2022

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Sold in the South West

This is Grandlait semi-skimmed milk sold in packs of six 50 cl bottles.

The lot affected by the recall is lot 22169. It bears the barcode 3533631606008 and has a minimum durability date of November 15, 2022. The recalled bottles were sold in Leclerc stores in southwestern France between June 24 and July 6, 2022.

The consumption of this milk could lead to a modification of the sense organs.

It is therefore advisable not to drink it or use it in recipes.

Consumers can bring it back to the point of sale in order to benefit from a refund.

For more information, customers can contact 0 800 22 63 42.

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