Tunisian and Maltese oranges withdrawn from the French market

게시됨 2023년 3월 13일

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In France, an urgent recall of Tunisian and Maltese oranges has been initiated due to the discovery of an unauthorized plant protection product. The recall, which involves major retailers such as Auchan, Cora, Intermarché, E. Leclerc, Match and Système, affects both bagged and loose oranges. This incident is part of a broader issue, with previous recalls including vegetables, grapes, mushrooms, strawberries, pineapples, black fungus mushrooms, shelled pistachios, dried fruit mixes, mini green asparagus, Goji berries, white Aledo grapes, blackberries in tray, and Moroccan organic melon. These recalls, totaling 143 since April 2021, are designed to protect consumers from products with improperly used pesticides or poor conservation, highlighting a significant ongoing issue in the French food safety landscape.

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Alarm in France, where Tunisian and Maltese oranges were withdrawn - throughout the country: they contained an unauthorized plant protection product. The operation involved the Auchan, Cora, Intermarché, E. Leclerc, Match and Système stores. Citrus fruits have been marketed throughout France, where vegetables, grapes, mushrooms, strawberries and various other products have also been recalled in the last two years. The authorities: "Destroy the product" The alarm concerned both oranges packed in bags of 1.5 or 2 kilos and loose and the news aroused the attention of the French media. Media that have launched the appeal to non-consumption. In other words, customers were asked to destroy the product or return it to the store by March 19 for a refund. Again in France, on 17 February Maltese oranges were also subject to a recall for "exceeding the maximum residue limits of plant protection products". The Rappel site: pistachios, mushrooms, grapes withdrawn Of interest are the Rappel web ...

출처: Myfruit