Boxes of cassoulet sold at U recalled because they actually contain… tartiflette

A funny reminder. This Monday, a recall procedure targeting boxes of cassoulet was published on the official Rappel Conso platform. At least that's what it said on the packaging. But in reality, they contain… tartiflette. A labeling defect, accompanied by an allergenic risk, which forced the Coopérative U brand to recall the U brand products concerned.

The affected boxes have the barcode 3256225733835, lot number 1946K2H083, and normally have a minimum durability date of 03/31/2029. They were sold in U supermarkets throughout France.

Presence of sulphites

“The product contained is tartiflette and the labeling of the cassoulet does not indicate the sulphite allergen which is contained in the tartiflette,” explains the recall sheet. Health authorities emphasize that “the ingestion of the sulfite allergen by a sensitive consumer may result in serious allergic reactions.” Thus, they recommend that people who have consumed a product concerned and who experience an allergic reaction “consult their doctor and report this consumption”.

It is therefore recommended not to consume these products and to return them to the point of sale for a refund. A contact number has been opened, 0969366936.