This brioche sold in Lidl brand stores was recalled from consumption after identifying traces of mold on the product. The Rappel Conso site has published the product sheet with all the useful information.
The product recall is a measure put in place by the government under the leadership of the Rappel Conso website to ensure the food safety of all French consumers. Indeed, some stories are chilling, like this woman who had to have all four of her limbs amputated after eating undercooked fish. Every week, many products are affected by these recall sheets for different causes. If we most often find the presence of various bacteria, as recently with these turkey cordon bleus marketed by the U brand, others can simply be recalled for manufacturing defects.
This Tuesday, September 19, it was the Lidl brand which voluntarily recalled a sliced brioche from its shelves due to the potential presence of mold. These products from the Brioches Fonteneau company called Pure Butter Sliced Gâche from the Saveurs de nos Régions brand and sold in Lidl stores throughout France are therefore affected by this alert.
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Do not consume them
In detail, the reference concerned by the recall procedure is the Sliced Gâche of the Saveurs de Nos Régions brand in a 500 g bag whose barcode corresponds to the number 20055431. This is all the batches with expiry dates are found between 09/15/2023 and 10/13/2023 and sold on the market between the dates of 08/14/2023 to 09/14/2023 which must be removed from the shelves and returned to the store. Indeed, the recall sheet indicates that consumers who have purchased the product should not consume it and return it quickly to the store in order to obtain a refund.
A recall due to the possible presence of mold on the product which could lead to an organoleptic change. A contact number for consumers has been set up to obtain more information at 0800900343 until the end of the recall procedure which therefore ends on November 18, 2023.