Bonne Maman jam recalled across France over risk of glass fragments
Batch of condoms also flagged by French government’s recall website
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Consumers are being urged to avoid certain batches of the popular Bonne Maman jam for fear they may contain glass inside.
The recall was published by RappelConso (the French government’s recall website) and concerns Bonne Maman 30g strawberry jam mini glass pots, manufactured by Andros.
The affected produce has a best before date of June 30, 2028 and were sold between June 17 and July 13, 2026, in cartons containing 60 individual 30g glass pots. (GTIN: 3045320070361)
The recall was issued because of a potential risk of small glass fragments being present in the jam following internal quality checks and an investigation with the supplier.
Anyone that has this product should not consume it, throw it away and call customer service. The manufacturer is offering an exchange.
Condom brand found to be ‘non-compliant’
In a separate recall, a brand of condoms has also been flagged by RappelConso.
The condom recall affects My Lubie ultra-thin natural latex condoms (standard size), box of 12, with a best before date of July 1, 2030. (GTIN: 3770019337028)
The product was sold in France between December 23, 2025 and May 22, 2026 through Amazon, pharmacies, Monoprix, Mademoiselle Bio, Nuoo, Ayanature and Passage du Désir.
The manufacturer said the batch is ‘non-compliant’ and presents a microbiological risk. Using the affected condoms could increase the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or unintended pregnancy.
Consumers are advised to stop using them immediately and contact the manufacturer's customer service for a refund.
However, the company noted that the recall is precautionary and up until now no incidents have been reported.
