Bottles of milk sold at Leclerc and Carrefour recalled throughout France

If you bought milk from Leclerc recently, be careful. A recall of Candia brand bottles has been launched by the government website Rappel conso.

These one-liter bottles, sold throughout France, have an organoleptic defect. The taste or smell may be altered, but consuming the milk poses no health risk.

Reduction voucher for compensation

Despite everything, Rappel conso recommends “no longer consume” this product. In this case, these are bottles from batch 24245M, the expiration date of which is set for 01/29/2025.

If you have one of these bottles, you can return them to the point of sale where you purchased them. A discount voucher will be given to you as compensation.

Recall of Carrefour organic milk

This Tuesday, November 12, 2024, Consumption reminder has issued a recall for “easy to digest” organic milk and UHT semi-skimmed organic milk from the Carrefour brand. These two products are sold in one liter bottles or in packs of six bottles.

In question, the presence of curdled milk due to a “manufacturing defect, a sealing defect (e.g.: micro leaks, defective heat sealing) or packaging anomalies”explains the site Consumption reminder. Which can cause stomach aches.

If you have one of these bottles, it is recommended that you return it directly to the point of purchase to request a refund.

The batches concerned are: