Smoked salmon recalled to french supermarkets over labelling error

PEOPLE HAVING BOUGHT THE PRODUCT ARE ADVISED TO TAKE IT BACK TO THE SHOP FOR A REFUND Smoked salmon is being recalled to E.Leclerc stores across France because of a labelling issue. The

salmon is being sold under the label ‘Saumon fumé Hautes Terres d’Écosse’ (Scottish Highlands smoked salmon) and comes from the Petit Navire brand in a 300g packet of 10 slices. > 

#RappelProduit > Saumon fumé Hautes Terres d’Ecosse 300G – 10T - Petit Navire >  > Risques : Anomalie d'étiquetage >  > Motif :  Présence de deux DLC différentes sur le 

produit. La DLC > conforme est le 04/01/2023 située au dos de l'étui > carton.https://t.co/OHsLbJvEn6 pic.twitter.com/ykJDS8spxM > — RappelConso (@RappelConso) December 16, 

2022 The recall has been launched because the product shows different expiry dates. The affected product has: * The batch number 10352143280 * The GTIN code 3760253432306 * The health mark

FR.29.232.500 CE * The use-by date January 4, 2023 People having bought the product are advised to take it back to the shop for a refund or exchange. You can find out more about the recall

on the Rappel Conso website. It will come to an end on January 4, 2023. RELATED ARTICLES HAM RECALLED TO CARREFOURS AND AUCHANS IN FRANCE OVER LISTERIA RISK SUPERMARKET FOIE GRAS RECALLED

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