Supermarket ham terrine recalled around France

The meat could contain the harmful salmonella bacteria and should not be eaten

The ham terrine has been recalled due to possible presence of salmonella and should not be eaten
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Several brands of ham and parsley terrine sold in a major supermarket across France have been recalled due to possible presence of salmonella.

Products by three different brands sold in all Carrefour stores are listed on the RappelConso site – a government platform for reporting dangerous product alerts and recalls.

The hams concerned were sold between November 13-16 and include:

  • Le jambon persillé sold under the ‘Carrefour’ brand, by the slice or in vacuum-sealed packs in the charcuterie section. Its barcode is 1111111111116 and the use-by date is December 19, 2023.
  • Le véritable jambon persillé de Bourgogne sold under the brand ‘Sélectionné par nos charcutiers!’ in slices sold by weight. Its barcode is 3441700270589 and the use-by date is December 13, 2023.
  • Le véritable jambon persillé de Bourgogne sold under the brand ‘Reflets de France’, in a slice of 180g. Its barcode is 3245390214263 and the use-by date is December 13, 2023.

You can find more information about the products recalled on the RappelConso website’s meat section here.

Presence of potential salmonella

These various delicatessen meats have been recalled over fears of the presence of salmonella, the bacteria responsible for salmonellosis food poisoning.

Food poisoning caused by salmonella "causes a sudden onset of gastrointestinal disorders (diarrhoea, vomiting) often accompanied by fever and headache that generally occur six to 72 hours after the consumption of contaminated products," says RappelConso.

The site states that these symptoms may be more pronounced in young children, pregnant women, immunocompromised individuals and the elderly.

If there are no symptoms within 7 days after consuming the affected products, there is no need to worry or consult a doctor.

Return to point of sale

It is possible to cook hams at temperatures above 65°C to destroy bacteria, however RappelConso still advises to avoid consuming the products and to bring them back to the store. A refund procedure will run until Monday, December 4.

For more information, you can contact 08 05 50 00 85 from Monday to Saturday from 9:00-19:00.

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Tipiak products recalled too

Several Tipiak brand products, such as couscous, grains and wheat pearls, have also been listed on the the RappelConso site.

These are being recalled as a result of traces of "blue plastic threads" being found in the products, the government website said.

Multiple lots are subject to this recall, including:

  • Céréales à l'asiatique sold in a 1kg box. Barcode 3600900010283. Lot number 1C33129113. Use-by date March 1, 2025. Point of sale Metro.
  • Couscous parfumé épices douces sold in a 500g box. Barcode 3165440008782. Lot numbers 1S32977083 and 1S32988747. Use-by date February 1, 2025. Points of sale Leclerc, Système U, Intermarché - Carrefour, Casino and Auchan.
  • Couscous sachet cuisson in a 500g box. Barcode 3165440006702. Lot numbers 1S32988747, 1G33009166 and 1G32987500. Use-by date November 1, 2025. Points of sale Intermarché, Monoprix, Auchan, Carrefour, Système U, Casino, Coccinelle, Diagonal, G20, Coccimarket, Épi Service, Halles Dis, Marché minut', Panier sympa, Rapid'market, Sitis, Vivéco and Votre marché.
  • Tendres perles in a box of 350g. Barcode 3600900006972. Lot numbers 1G33037359. Use-by date February 1, 2025. Point of sale Casino.

You can find more information about the products recalled on the RappelConso website here.

Return to point of sale

If you have purchased one of these products, RappelConso recommends that you do not consume it and return it to the point of sale.

A refund procedure will run until December 17, 2023.

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