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Intermarché supermarket recalls children’s yoghurt across France
The product – Pâturages Les P’tits Prods Goûters Lactés – may contain metallic particles and should not be consumed

Intermarché is recalling a batch of chocolate-flavoured yoghurt snacks over the “suspected presence of metallic particles” within the product.
The recall concerns four-packs of Pâturages Les P’tits Prods Goûters Lactés.
Government site RappelConso states that this recall is a “precaution” as the metallic content has not yet been confirmed.
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The recall applies to every Intermarché supermarket in France, and the affected batch carries the GTIN code 3250392435363 and the batch number 12129951.
The sell-by dates of the yoghurts landed between December 16, 2021 and January 13, 2022, and the use-by date is October 28, 2022.
Consumers are encouraged not to eat the yoghurts, as there is a risk of “injuries or undesirable effects following ingestion.”
People who have purchased the product can take it back to the shop and receive a refund until the recall period ends on March 13.
You can find out more about the recall on the RappelConso information page.
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