Consumption. Carrefour brand ham recalled due to recipe error.
A recipe error found in sliced ham sold at Carrefour may result in a shelf life defect. The affected packages are being recalled.
Slices of Carrefour Bio ham sold at Carrefour stores across France are being recalled after a recipe error was discovered that could lead to a shelf life defect, the Rappel Conso website reported on Wednesday.
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The toxins produced by these bacteria "can cause gastrointestinal symptoms (diarrhea, stomach aches, nausea, vomiting) within 24 hours of consuming contaminated food, rarely accompanied by fever," says Rappel Conso.
Packaged in a tray of three slices for a total weight of 180 grams, this superior cooked ham from the Carrefour Bio brand was marketed between July 11 and 22 in all Carrefour stores in the territory. Following this detection, buyers must check the barcode GTIN 3560070458370, with the manufacturer reference 5160026981 and a best before date until July 31, 2025. It is recommended to no longer consume these slices of ham, especially seniors and infants.
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