Christmas stuffed quails sold at Leclerc withdrawn from the market due to salmonella risk

The end of year celebrations are synonymous with generous and delicious meals. We wander the supermarket shelves, looking for refined dishes to delight our loved ones. Champagne, foie gras, salmon, meat, desserts, logs… Each product evokes the magic of Christmas. This abundance is also a time when we trust what we buy. After all, these products are subject to strict standards and rigorous controls in France.

However, this well-established chain is not infallible. A simple manufacturing defect, human error or contamination can transform a festive product into a real health threat. Salmonella, for example, is a leading cause of food recalls. Symptoms such as digestive upset or fever can spoil the party. In France, these recalls are frequent and affect all brands. They show that despite precautions, no item is risk-free.

End of year celebrations: meals to watch out for

New Year's Eve is an opportunity to treat yourself with exceptional products that you love. But behind this profusion lies a very real risk. Meat, poultry, seafood and festive preparations are all sensitive foods that can impact our health. Indeed, the complexity of their manufacturing sometimes makes them vulnerable to contamination. Increased vigilance is therefore necessary, particularly during this holiday season.

Take the example of foie gras, a popular Christmas dish. A poorly handled or stored product can become a breeding ground for bacteria. Listeriosis or salmonella can develop there, endangering the health of guests. Even if the preparations are long and demanding, taking a few minutes to check the reminders can avoid major inconveniences. Indeed, the risks of food poisoning are very real. Staying informed is therefore essential to have a hassle-free holiday.

Alert: quails stuffed with grapes and cognac at Leclerc

This year, a flagship Christmas table product is affected by a recall: quail stuffed with grapes and cognac sold at Leclerc throughout France. Lot number 0344195441 is suspected of containing salmonella bacteria, which is dangerous for health. The instructions are clear: do not consume this product. Citizens are asked to return stuffed quails to the store. Leclerc undertakes in particular to make a reimbursement. Symptoms of salmonella contamination appear between 6 and 72 hours after ingestion.

Diarrhea, vomiting, fever and headache are the most common signs. The most vulnerable people are young children, pregnant women, immunocompromised people and seniors. They must be extra careful. If you experience symptoms, it is recommended to consult a doctor promptly. specifying the consumption of this product. During this holiday season, vigilance remains essential. If you recently purchased these stuffed quails, return them as soon as possible. A small gesture that could avoid major inconveniences.

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