These aperitif cakes sold in supermarkets should absolutely not be eaten!

Several products are subject to recall, on the official government website. We try to inform you as best we can, and as often as possible, by reporting the recall of multiple and varied products, which concern both sweet and savory products, and even objects such as baby bottles. This Thursday, November 9, a new list of recalled products was communicated by the government. The salty grocery section was particularly affected by this recall campaign.

This follows a suspicion of the presence of metallic foreign bodies in the bag of aperitif cakes. What’s more, several sachet references have been targeted by the health authorities. The latter are very sticklers for the rules, which is beneficial for the health of the French. Indeed, it is their duty to ensure that consumers are not put in danger with the food products they purchase.

What references to aperitif cakes were cited?

The recall thus concerns several brands and references: bags of puffed peanut and tomato ball snacks (75 g and 42 g) from the Bio Village brand, sold in E.Leclerc stores. But also packets of tomato flavored balls (50 g), curry flavored pea snacks (60 g) as well as onion cream flavored pea snacks (60 g) U brands.

Bags of Tokapi brand aperitif cakes, sold in E.Leclerc stores, are also affected by the recall. Following this campaigntwo numbers have been set up for consumers: 0969366936 to contact the U brand consumer service and 0800865286 for products sold at E.Leclerc. Please note that the date of the end of the recall procedure has been communicated. This is Tuesday January 9, 2024. This gives consumers time to request a refund for the affected products purchased.

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