Urgent Product Recall: Mislabelled Sardines May Pose Health Risks

In an important announcement, the General Directorate for Competition Policy, Consumer Affairs, and Fraud Control (DGCCRF) has issued a recall for a batch of whole sardines due to a critical labelling error. Consumers are urged to take immediate action to avoid potential health risks.

Recalled Product Details

The product in question, whole MAP sardines with no brand name, has been identified with a GTIN of 3760285102642 and a specific batch number 062024204. These were available for purchase in 1kg packages and distributed throughout France in various general and specialized stores (GMS), starting from July 22, 2024.

Identified Risk and Mislabelling

The recall was initiated due to an erroneous best before date, which has been incorrectly stated as September 26, 2024, instead of the correct date, July 27, 2024. Consuming the product after its actual expiry date could lead to potential health hazards, prompting immediate action by the authorities and the manufacturer.

Action to Take

Customers in possession of the recalled sardines are advised to cease consumption and return the product to the place of purchase. The DGCCRF has provided details on compensation modalities, which customers can inquire about at their point of return.

Additional Information and Safety

The DGCCRF emphasizes the importance of adhering to the recall details to ensure consumer safety. Shoppers can find more information on this recall and others at the official government recall website (rappel.conso.gouv.fr).

Recall Summary Table

For more detailed information on product recalls and consumer safety, please visit the DGCCRF official page or the provided recall website. Stay informed and ensure your safety by following official advise on recalls.

This information is provided to help ensure the health and safety of consumers regarding recent DGCCRF product recalls.

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