Greedy and unconditional granolas, beware.
Several batches have been recalled since Wednesday throughout France.
The cause: sulphite levels exceeding the authorized thresholds in the products.
The recalled granolas were marketed throughout France by the Maison Naja and Esprit Gourmand brands, specifies the recall sheet published on Rappel Conso.
Eleven types are targeted and all are organic.
Regarding Maison Naja, it is organic nut and seed granola (500 g) and berry granola (1 kg and 5 kg).
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Organic granola nuts and seeds - Maison Naja
Risks: Unauthorized additives and flavorings, Additives and flavorings exceeding safety thresholds
Reason: Detection of sulphiteshttps://t.co/2GGz9xzpxD pic.twitter.com/Q6Jr8jxXD4
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Above all, do not consume
Concerning Esprit Gourmand, these are granolas packaged in sachets of 50 g, 500 g and 5 kg which are recalled.
Several flavors are concerned: chocolate chips, dried fruits, chocolate and banana, nuts and seeds, chocolate chips and banana, cranberries and peanuts, honey spices, berries and gourmet granola.
It is recommended not to consume these products, whose additives and flavorings contain unauthorized sulphites and in quantities exceeding the authorized thresholds.
Customers can take the pouches back to the store and get a refund.
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