Leclerc has just recalled salad, sold everywhere in France. Suspicious residues of the Listeria bacteria were discovered in the salad. It is better not to eat it.
While summer is here and healthy and fresh dishes often consist of salad, bad news has just fallen: Leclerc recalls salads. The reason ? A risk of the presence of listeriosis in the sachets. A new product recall that further extends the long list of products off the shelves. Thus, customers of the Leclerc supermarket are called upon to check that they do not have these potentially contaminated salad bags in their possession.
According to the website Drink reminder of the government, these are “Notre Jardin” brand oak leaf salads, sold in 125g packs. This product was marketed from 05/07/2022 to 13/07/2022. The sachets concerned bear the bar code 3564700632260L and the batch number 40325127. The expiry date is set at 13/07/2022. If you are in possession of this salad, it is recommended not to consume it. On the other hand, if you have already eaten it, it is advisable to contact your doctor.
Traces of listeria found in Leclerc salad
Listeriosis causes very specific symptoms such as fever, headache and body aches. Other serious forms such as neurological complications exist and can affect pregnant women, immunocompromised people and the elderly. The incubation period for listeria can be up to 8 weeks. So be careful over time.
People who bought these potentially contaminated salads are asked to bring them back to the store. A refund is possible for those who wish. For all customers who wish to be kept informed and have more information on the extended product recall until September 20, 2022, a telephone number has been set up: 08.00.80.08.78.