Danger alert: If you have recently shopped at a Cora, Intermarché or Leclerc store, Objection draws your attention to a public health problem. Indeed, our colleagues from the magazine Capital publish information that a food reference available in these supermarkets is the subject of a product recall. Apparently it’s a new case of salmonellosis.
Danger alert: Cora, Intermarché, Leclerc: attention ! Urgent product recall!
A subject not to be taken lightly
Very regularly, our editorial staff invites you to discover articles which relate to product recalls in France. It is a question of taking an interest in foods that do not correspond to the quality standards that can be expected in this field. Sometimes it is a question of a problem of labeling, expiry date or even the presence of pathogenic agents as in the case which concerns us today. Regularly, certain references contain, for example, significant traces of Listeria or Salmonella. A situation that brands like Leclerc, Cora and Intermarché are experiencing today.
Indeed, this Friday, February 11, 2022, we learned that a recall of a product recently sold in the dairy departments of Cora, Intermarché and Leclerc is proving problematic in relation to the probable presence of salmonella. As a reminder, this is a bacterium that can cause diseases such as typhoid fever, paratyphoid fever or salmonellosis in humans. It is also one of the main causes of collective food infection. Among the most common symptoms in patients will be headaches, gastrointestinal pain in the best case. For the most fragile people, such as pregnant women, immunodéficientschildren or older subjects, it can even cause serious complications to the point of truly putting their health at risk.
A permanent control
However, to avoid this kind of situation, France, like a large number of countries around the world, is implementing strict controls in this area. For their part, manufacturers and players in the food retail sector are also very vigilant and react quickly when such a problem is observed. This is what is happening today with a reference from Cora, Leclerc and Intermarché stores. So let’s take the time to find out together which cheese is targeted by this new product recall?
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ROCAMADOUR AOP 12X35G – THE QUERCY CHEESE FACTORYRisks: Salmonella spp (causative agent of salmonellosis)
Reason: Presence of Salmonella spphttps://t.co/RLWjZHsfhD pic.twitter.com/tkEd21luUZ
— Consum Reminder (@Consum Reminder) February 10, 2022
If you recently shopped at Cora, Leclerc or Intermarché, take the time to check if by any chance you have purchased Rocamadour-type cheese. Also check if it is not part of the offending lot. To do this, Objection gives you without further delay all the necessary references in this direction: these are trays Rocamadour AOP 105 grams (3x35g) of the cheese brand Quercy. The barcode is 00003443520068063 while the expiration date (DLC) runs until March 7, 2022. Regarding the second batch, these are trays of 12 Rocamadours of the same brand with the barcode 000344350068247 and an expiry date of 09/03/2022.
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ROCAMADOUR AOP 105G (3X35G) – LA FROMAGERIE DU QUERCYRisks: Salmonella spp (causative agent of salmonellosis)
Reason: Presence of Salmonella spphttps://t.co/q82wP25gWc pic.twitter.com/YPy7jbfqLH
— Consum Reminder (@Consum Reminder) February 10, 2022
Danger alert: A well-established procedure
If following verificationyou notice that you have this reference in your fridge, here is how to react. First of all, remember that these cheeses should not be consumed under any circumstances because of the significant risk of food poisoning. Do not hesitate to throw them away or bring them back to the Cora, Leclerc or Intermarché stores closest to you. Indeed, the legislation requires the seller to refund your purchase on simple presentation of the offending product. We should also add that it is not necessary to produce proof of payment such as a receipt. In this kind of situation, it is actually not mandatory. From then on, the operation becomes very simple. A problem that unfortunately happens very regularly, as our teams very often report. Moreover, this cheese is not the only one affected by a product recall this week.
Rocamadour recalled by three brands because of a risk of listeria https://t.co/1Go0B9xHEB via @20minutes
— Anne (@ANNELET94) February 11, 2022
Danger alert: Apart from the problem revealed by Capital magazine which affects Cora, Leclerc and Intermarché, we also inform you that Carrefour, Monoprix, G20 and Casino must withdraw ravioli of their rays. We are talking here regarding trays of pasta that includes they also show visible traces of salmonella. It is ravioli Dauphiné Label rouge 240 g whose batch number is 20050144 with an expiry date of January 30, 2022. Let’s also add this list, the ravioli in Saint-Marcellin Reflets de France which bears the batch number 20060175 and a DLC on January 31, 2022. In summary, be careful and react accordingly in order to avoid any potential food safety risk.
