Carrefour, Casino, Intermarché…: As we do regularly, our editorial staff today draws your attention to a product recall which concerns a large number of supermarket chains. So let’s take the time together to find out what stores like Carrefour, Casino, or even Intermarché are announcing. At first glance, this would be a problem that affects drinks. A subject on which Objection gives you all the details in its possession.
Carrefour, Casino, Intermarché: a new call for caution
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Every day, the government site Reminder.cons publishes a list of mass consumption products which pose a problem or which in certain cases prove to be dangerous for health. Recently, Objection thus evoked with you bags of peas frozen foods that contained foreign bodies. Logically and way extremely fast, distributors therefore removed them from the shelves in order to avoid any potential risk for the consumer. This is a usual procedure when the slightest doubt arises. In terms of food safety, no chain like Intermarché, Carrefour or Casino would actually try to tempt the devil.
However, it should also be added that many organizations are watching. With this in mind, checks are frequent and above all severe. For their part, manufacturers and industrialists closely monitor their production lines in order to detect the slightest anomaly. Once a problem arises, information circulates quickly to reach branch management. At the government level, he spreads the news via his platform while the press does the same. So that’s why Objection is sounding the alarm this time around a recall of products targeting Carrefour, Casino, Intermarché and many others. Take the time to carefully note the references below before checking your cupboards.
Water unfit for consumption
If you have recently done your shopping at Intermarché, Casino or Leclerc, our editorial team therefore urges you to be careful. Indeed, the natural mineral water of the brand Volvic or at least of certain bottles would not correspond to the quality standards which are essential in the matter. Also according to our sources, the reference concerned was sold by 6 x 1.5 litre. But then a question arises? What exactly is the problem? Why should this water be subject to an extraordinary recall procedure?
Apparently, food safety experts have found “The potential presence of an alteration of taste with a sensation and odor of vinegar which may cause discomfort to the consumer”. If in doubt and without further details, it is therefore better not to consume this drink, but to bring it back in store. The purpose of this product recall procedure is the single batch which bears the code GTIN following : 3057640257858 the date of minimum durability is December 18, 2023. It should also be added that the marketing period extended from December 21 to January 4, 2022.
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In summary, the site for alerts on dangerous products advises not to consume this water under any circumstances. The risk of “organoleptic modification” is indeed very real. From then on, Leclerc, Casino or even Intermarché undertake to reimburse you for your purchase without having to provide any proof. The cashier or the cashier will therefore not require receipts. You only need to show up with the water in question to collect your money. Objection also adds that if you still have questions on the subject, you can directly contact the consumer services of the companies in question. All have specially trained staff. Their role is to help you as best as possible and to answer all your questions. So do not hesitate to call on them if necessary.
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As part of this recall procedure as for all the others, there is also a line which allows you to know the exact state of the situation. To reach this service, simply dial 08.00.00.37.98. Let’s finish with the fact that if this time the problem seems rather light, it is not always the case. In other circumstances, there are indeed emergencies that one might consider vital. The presence of salmonella, listeria or even other pathogens, particularly aggressive, are thus regularly observed in the distribution circuits. If for the vast majority of us, this can only cause some intestinal inconvenience, for the most fragile such as the elderly, children or pregnant women, it becomes more serious. So that’s why all of these product recalls shouldn’t be taken lightly.