The government site Rappel Conso recommends not consuming baguettes sold in France between May 3 and May 13..
Bad surprise for Lidl customers: cereal baguettes without a brand name are likely to contain metal. The government site Rappel Conso recommends not consuming baguettes sold in France between May 3 and May 13.. “Due to the risk of injury and adverse effects following the ingestion of this product, as a precaution, it is recommended that people who hold products belonging to the described batches not to consume them”, specifies the sign at Parisian.
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Named chopsticks “rustic cereals” of 250 grams could contain glass, metal, plastic, paper, or textile. It is advisable to bring the product back to the store, where it will be refunded. A telephone number has been set up for consumers: 0.800.900.343.
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