Massive recall throughout France: do not consume this rice of this brand

The number of products subject to recall is increasing day by day. After butter, milk, or even turkey cutlets, it is the turn of rice to be the subject of a recall procedure. Indeed, as indicated on the Rappel Conso site, some packets of rice should not be removed from the shelves. Discover all the details.

Everything you need to know

Reminder Conso informs consumers that packets of rice are subject to procedure reminder. On its Twitter account, the site states:

“Investigations carried out due to the detection of aflatoxins on certain batches in Europe, led to the withdrawal and recall of this product as a precaution. »

The recalled rice is of the Golden Sun brand. It has been marketed in some Lidl supermarkets and comes from batch 20364625. The use-by date is July 13, 2023. As Rappel Conso indicates, consuming large quantities of rice containing aflatoxin can lead to serious health problems.

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Riz Basmati – Golden Sun

Risks: Aflatoxins

Reason: Investigations carried out due to the detection of aflatoxins on certain batches in Europe, led to the withdrawal and recall…https://t.co/Odq4SCI4wZ pic.twitter.com/u7zHX4MYwQ

— Consum Reminder (@Consum Reminder) July 8, 2022

Reason why the people who have bought it should not consume it. Rappel Conso invites them to return the packets of rice to the point of sale to obtain a refund. You can contact consumer service on 08 00 90 03 43 for more information.

In the comments bar of the publication made by Rappel Conso, Lidl France commented:

“I confirm that this article is indeed the subject of a product recall from Lidl France. You can go to the Lidl supermarket of your choice with your items to get a refund (even if you no longer have the receipt). »

Remembered vanilla ice cream

Like the rice packets, several batches of ice cream are subject to a massive recall. The reason ? The Ethylene Oxide (ETO) contained in the products is higher than normal. Note that only one flavor is at the origin of this recall: vanilla.

Here are the vanilla ice creams that should no longer be consumed:

• Vanilla ice cream in 460 ml tubs from batch 3415581311716
• Vanilla ice cream in 95 ml tubs from batch 3415580503518
• Vanilla ice cream in 650 ml tubs from batch 3415581101010
• Vanilla collection: cases of 4 jars of 95 ml from lot 3415581586718

The products mentioned above were marketed throughout France between November 2, 2021 and July 6, 2022. Their durability date minimal falls between July 6, 2022 and May 21, 2023.

Those who have these products in their possession should not consume them. It is recommended to throw them away, or bring them back to the store before September 6, 2022 in order to obtain a refund..

Mozzarella cheese recalled

Mozzarella is also being recalled. The reason ? They contain listeria monocytogenes. The reported products are:

• Mozzarella packaged in 300 g sachets: they were on sale from June 9 to July 5 in several supermarkets Vival, Spar, Cora, Auchan, Carrefour, Carrefour Market, Intermarché, Super U, ITM Proxi, E. Leclerc, Prodilac and Monoprice. They come from lot L22152 to lot L22169 and have the item code GTIN code 8001230018416.
• Cheese balls: marketed between June 9 and July 5, 2022, they come from batch L22152 to batch L22169 and have the GTIN item code 8001230018423.

The people who have consumes products and who show symptoms of listeriosis should inform their doctor. As Rappel Conso explains, this disease can occur in a serious form, which is why you have to be very careful.

If you have these products at home, you must throw them away or return them to the point of sale. You can also contact consumer service on 0 800 800 878 if in doubt.

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MINI MOZZARELLA DI BUFALA CAMPANA DOP – GIOVANNI FERRARI

Risks: Listeria monocytogenes (causative agent of listeriosis)

Reason: suspicion of the presence of listeria monocytogeneshttps://t.co/utMti82fLN pic.twitter.com/aQzWH6MrJY

— Consum Reminder (@Consum Reminder) July 7, 2022

For information, a list of all products subject to a product recall is available on the Rappel Conso website. Created at the initiative of the government, the platform lists all categories of products except drugs. You can go there whenever you want to keep up to date with the latest reminders.