Alert: smoked salmon recalled at Leclerc over listeria risk
The risks associated with listeria are greater for pregnant women, the immunocompromised and the elderly
The salmon was sold in slices designed for use with toasts. It has now been voluntarily recalled. Consumers should not eat it, but instead throw it away or return to Leclerc for a refund
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A batch of smoked salmon sold in E. Leclerc supermarkets across France has been recalled due to a risk of listeria contamination.
The product should not be consumed and shoppers should either throw it away or take it back to Leclerc for a refund, the official recall notice from February 22 states on national recall website RappelConso.
The details are:
- Product name: Tranches pour toasts saumon fumé, 4 tranches (Smoked salmon slices for toast, four slices), 80g
- Brand: Ronde des Mers, Leclerc
- GTIN code: 3564700128084
- Batch number (Numéro de lot): F0280269
- Use by date (Date limite de consommation): March 2, 2022
- Sold between: February 1, 2022 to February 21, 2022
- Sanitation stamp (Marque de salubrité): FR 76.664.003 CE
The product is sold in a dark blue packet with a red/pink stripe.
Anyone who has already eaten the product may be at risk of listeriosis, and should be aware of symptoms such as fever, headaches, and aches and pains in the eight weeks after eating.
Anyone who feels symptoms within this time should consult their doctor, and report consumption of the smoked salmon, said RappelConso.
It added: “Listeriosis is a potentially serious disease with an incubation period of up to eight weeks. “Pregnant women, as well as immunocompromised and elderly people, should be particularly attentive to these symptoms.
“Serious forms [of listeriosis] with neurological complications and maternal or foetal damage in pregnant women can also sometimes occur.”
An information phone number has been set up for consumers at 0800 865 286.
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