A final reminder to prevent incidents on New Year’s Eve. A notice from product recall was issued by the government site Rappel Conso concerning Normandy oysters sold by Lidl.
Product recall: A problem with the expiration date of oysters
If you have recently purchased Normandy oysters from Lidl, it is important to double-check your purchase! A product recall was launched for fine Normandy No. 3 oysters, packaged in 2 kg boxes.
These oysters, sold under the brand Cultimate Associated Producersare affected by a labeling problem, specifically linked to the use-by date.
The label that misleads
The oysters were sold from December 23 to 26, 2024, in certain Lidl stores in France. If in doubt, search GTIN 3700096607158 to verify your lot.
The label says these shellfish are fresh until January 31, 2025, although they are best eaten soon after they are harvested. This categorization predicament can create wellness issues if you ingest them after their expiration time.
What should you do if you purchased this batch of oysters and the product recall concerns you?
If you fell for these oysters fine from Normandy, it is better not to eat them. Don’t panic, there are simple solutions to manage this! You can either throw them away or return them to your Lidl for a full refund.
Lidl has already implemented an in-store returns system for this product recalljust to guarantee the safety of its customers. And during this holiday season, it’s better to be extra vigilant, especially if you were planning to serve them during New Year’s Eve!
Product reminder: Food safety first!
Food safety is essential, especially during this holiday season! If you have the slightest doubt about a product, follow the advice of consumer reminder without hesitation.
A minor inspection of the description could save you a lot of trouble and protect your interests. Lidl responds quickly to customer issues, but if you need help or inquiries, their support staff remains on hand. Do not hesitate to contact them.
