Attention ! This charcuterie sold throughout France has just been the subject of a product recall, due to listeria contamination.
This Wednesday, September 20, the government website Consumption reminder issues an alert regarding a coppa reference, marketed in numerous French retail brands. Since its launch in April 2021, the Rappel Conso site is full of product recall campaigns. Recently, the site recalled a brioche with traces of mold, a baby accessory likely to cause choking, or even crisps sold at Lidl containing a carcinogenic substance.
Proof that we do not always know what we consume, as Dr. Jean-Michel Cohen reminds us in his work The buying guide to eating well. The latter recommends banishing pâtés, rillettes and terrines from your shopping list. And this time, it’s charcuterie. Indeed, coppa chiffonade (pack of 100 grams) from the Peguet brand is the subject of a product recall. This charcuterie, distributed in Casino, Auchan, Carrefour and Système U stores, is contaminated with the bacteria listeria monocytogenes.
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Product recall: what to do if you have consumed this coppa
As a reminder, listeria is a bacteria dangerous to health that can cause listeriosis. This infection should not be taken lightly and can lead to neurological and miscarriage in pregnant women. If you have consumed this brand coppa Peguet whose marketing date is fixed from 08/29/2023 to 09/16/2023 and you have symptoms such as fever and/or headache or body aches, the Consumer Reminder website recommends consulting your doctor.
As a reminder, listeriosis has a very long incubation period of up to eight weeks. If you purchased this product but did not consume it, please do not eat it. You can either destroy the product, either return it to the store and request a refund where you purchased it.
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