Oysters and Smoked Salmon Recalled Across France Over Health Risks

French authorities warn of mislabeled oysters and smoked salmon potentially contaminated with listeria, urging consumers to take precautions.

Rappel Conso has issued a nationwide recall for oysters sold at Lidl and smoked salmon from multiple retailers due to health concerns.
Normandy oysters under the Cultimer Producteurs Associés brand were mislabeled with an incorrect expiration date, extending far beyond safe consumption limits.
The affected oysters include size 3 (2 kg) lots sold between December 23-26 and size 4 (1.5 kg) lots sold after December 26 in specific regions of France.
Two smoked salmon brands, Nautilus Collection and Osé Bio, are being recalled over potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes, a harmful bacteria.
Consumers are advised to return the products for a refund or destroy them, and to seek medical advice if experiencing symptoms such as fever, headaches, or muscle pain.