A Bayonne ham sold in France has been recalled after Listeria monocytogenes was detected in the product. The alert concerns a specific Maison Phalip ham sold through several retail outlets, including stores linked to Fresh and Grand Frais. If you recently bought sliced Bayonne ham, check the label before eating it. The recall applies only to a particular product and batch, so there is no reason to assume that all Bayonne ham sold by these retailers is affected. Which Product Is Concerned? The recalled product is Maison Phalip Jambon de Bayonne IGP, 12 months, sold as a pack of four slices weighing 80 grams. According to the official RappelConso notice, consumers should look for the following details: · Brand: Maison Phalip · Product: Jambon de Bayonne IGP, 4 slices, 80 g, 12 months · Batch: 61605002 · Use-by date: October 18, 2026 · Health approval number: FR 65 284 001 CE · Packaging: transparent plastic film on the top with a brown-colored base The product was sold betwe...
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