Consumer recall: pizzas sold in Auchan stores are recalled throughout France due to “a risk of injury”

Pizzas sold in Auchan stores are subject to a recall. Unsplash – Luke Johnson – Illustration

This Monday, March 25, 2024, pizzas sold in Auchan stores are subject to a consumer recall due to "a risk of injury”.

Please note, pizzas sold in Auchan stores throughout France are the subject of a massive recall since Monday April 15, 2024 due < em>"a risk of injury". The site Rappel Conso indicates "possible, but unproven presence" of glass debris in the oregano " present in pizzas made in stores".

On sale at Auchan

#RappelProduit Pizza reine, pizza chèvre-miel, pizza alsacienne, pizza francomtoise, pizza thon

Risques: Inertes (verre, métal, plastique, papier, textile)

Motif: Présence possible mais non avérée de débris de verre dans l'ingrédient "origan en feuille"https://t.co/PalemjSzmf pic.twitter.com/yicPyjqDLz

— RappelConso (@RappelConso) April 15, 2024

This concerns queen, goat's cheese, Alsatian, Franche-Comté and tuna pizzas which were made with oregano leaves from a sachet of ;1 kg from the supplier General Herbalism Laboratory.

These pizzas were distributed by the Auchan hypermarket in Avallon (Yonne) then marketed throughout France between Monday 8 and Friday 12 April, which is the expiration date for these products.

Risk of injury"

People who have purchased these pizzas are asked not to consume them "due to the risk of injury, or adverse effects after the ;rsquo;ingestion of this product". They can destroy them or return them to the store for a refund. A call number has been set up to answer customer questions. This is  03 86 34 92 92.