Please note, this tabbouleh sold in the supermarket is the subject of a product recall campaign on the Conso Rappel website. Contaminated by chemicals, you should definitely not eat it.
The government website Rappel conso regularly publishes alerts for consumers. After that facial moisturizer and those moldy cakes, it’s the turn of these trays of tabbouleh are subject to a product recall. These trays of prepared tabbouleh are quite practical for lunches on the go, even if the recipe no longer has much to do with the original Lebanese recipe. Indeed, the recipe contains more semolina than parsley, but this dish still remains very popular with the French.
So if you have recently purchased tabbouleh in a tray, be careful. The brand’s tabbouleh trays Bio Village are subject to a product recall. Very exactly, it is vegetable tabbouleh 200 grams, put on sale between 10/28/2023 and 11/01/2023 and whose expiration date is set at November 12, 2023. These trays of tabbouleh are sold in stores E.Leclerc in all of France.
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Consumer recall: tabbouleh contaminated by chemicals
The reason for this product recall? A “risk of presence of residual chemical contaminants (silicates) used for the treatment of drinking water and which may have been in contact with the product”, can we read on the site Consumer reminder. You should therefore not eat these trays of tabbouleh if you have purchased them. Unlike other sheets published on the Rappel Conso site, the one on contaminated tabbouleh is not very alarming. For example, the site does not indicate to consult your doctor if you have already eaten the tabbouleh in question.
No information is provided on the risk to health after ingestion of this chemical product. Title to be alarmed therefore, however, it is best to stop consuming it. You can return it to the store for request a refund. The recall procedure will end on Thursday, November 16.
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