Zucchini sold at Colruyt and Delhaize have been recalled due to the detection of a banned pesticide, heptachlor, and the FASFC is investigating the source of this contamination. (translated)
Nearly 300 cases of salmonellosis have been reported in Belgium following the consumption of contaminated eggs, mainly sold at Colruyt and Delhaize, leading to a recall of several batches by the FASFC. (translated)
A three-kilogram brie from the brand Paturages Comtois sold at Intermarché in France is being recalled due to the presence of listeria, which can cause fever and body aches, and it is recommended not to consume it or to destroy it. (translated)

A batch of mesclun in a bag sold at Carrefour in France is being recalled due to contamination with salmonella, which can lead to gastroenteritis, and it is advised not to consume this product. (translated)

A High Protein Pudding Chocolate Flavor sold at Lidl in Belgium has been recalled due to the risk of food poisoning caused by the Bacillus Cereus bacteria, and customers are advised to return it for a refund. (translated)
A learning chair for babies, sold at E.Leclerc and Amazon, is being recalled in France due to a risk of tipping that could cause serious injuries, and parents are advised not to use it anymore. (translated)

A burger from the Carrefour Bon Appétit brand sold in Carrefour stores in France is being recalled due to contamination with listeria, a bacterium that can cause serious illnesses. (translated)

Sandwiches sold at Carrefour and Monoprix in France are being recalled due to a potential listeria contamination that can cause fever and aches, and it is advised not to consume them. (translated)

Chips from the Carrefour Sensation brand, sold in all Carrefour and Match stores in France, are being recalled due to early rancidity caused by the oxidation of frying oil, making the product unfit for consumption. (translated)

Colruyt group recalls its 350-gram marinated duck fillet, with a consumption date of August 18, due to a possible salmonella contamination, and asks customers not to consume it and to return it to the store for a refund. (translated)

Several Saint-Nectaire cheeses sold in supermarkets in France are being recalled due to contamination by listeria, a bacteria that can cause serious illnesses, and it is advised not to consume them and to destroy them. (translated)

Carabiners from the Simond brand, sold at Decathlon for four years, have a manufacturing defect that could lead to serious falls for climbers and mountaineers, prompting customers to return them for a refund. (translated)

Sligro Food Group Belgium recalls bottles of olive oil from the brands Olitalia, Giurlani, and Kalliston due to excessive levels of mineral oils MOAH, urging consumers not to consume them and to return them to the point of sale. (translated)

Frozen pea and carrot sachets from the U brand are being recalled in France due to the presence of Listeria monocytogenes, a bacterium that can cause serious illnesses; it is recommended not to consume them and to return them to the store. (translated)

Mini jars of Bonne Maman strawberry jam distributed in France are being recalled due to a risk of glass breakage, and consumers are advised not to consume them, to destroy them, or to contact customer service for an exchange. (translated)

A recall regarding condoms of the My Lubie brand, sold at Monoprix and Amazon, has been issued due to a risk of sexually transmitted infections and unwanted pregnancy, prompting consumers to stop using them and contact customer service. (translated)
