Sliced bread recalled from French supermarket over glass shard fears
People who have bought the affected product are invited not to eat it and instead to throw it away or take it back to the point of sale for a refund
The products are from seven different batches of the bread, and are sold under the brand Chabrior in Intermarché supermarketsForstbreath / Shutterstock
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Sliced bread from supermarket Intermarché has been recalled in France over fears it could contain shards of broken glass.
The bread is sold under the brand Chabrior, and is made by le Fournil du Val de Loire.
The recall affects products sold since August 20 in branches of Intermarché. There are fears that the bread could contain shards of glass.
It includes the crustless, Coeur de Mie Nature (white); the Coeur de Mie Complet (wholemeal); the Coeur de Mie 7 Céréales, and the sliced Grand Mie Nature and Grand Mie Complet.
The packs affected are sold in 500g, 825g, and 900g weights.
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The website Rappel Conso said: “There is a risk of injury and possible unwanted effects after the ingestion of this product.”
It said that people who have bought and still have the affected product should not eat it, and instead throw it away or take it back to the point of sale for a refund.
The products affected will have one of the following batch numbers, use-by dates and lot numbers:
