The Alsatian house Feyel & Artzner has launched a recall procedure for blocks of foie gras. These products are likely to present an “organoleptic alteration (odor)”.
This is an announcement that might make foie gras consumers cringe during this holiday season. The Alsatian house Feyel & Artzner proceeded Thursday, December 15 to recall a batch of blocks of duck foie gras with pieces of 200 grams from four to six people. The group deplores an “organoleptic alteration (odor)”.
The ad was placed on the site rappel.conso.gouv.fr. The Feyel group also explains that consumers of these blocks of foie gras risk “organoleptic changes” (an alteration of the senses).
A batch concerned
This product is sold in many supermarkets such as Leclerc, Intermarché, Système U, Cora or Auchan. To find out if the block of foie gras you have purchased is affected by this recall, you must check the batch number which is located near the barcode. Only lot A035773FF is affected. The corresponding international item code (GTIN) is 3018258980002. The blocks of foie gras concerned by this recall were marketed between November 16, 2022 and December 13, 2022.
The Feyel & Artzner group invites consumers who have bought these blocks of foie gras not to eat them and to bring them back to the store. These will be refunded. The recall procedure will end on Friday 13 January.
