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graine de lin
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- 050519871235
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- 2027-06-20
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Distribution or sales area
- france entière
- epicerie
- france entière epicerie
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Source: France · RappelConso
Recall number: 2026-06-0240
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Source France · RappelConso
Recall date June 29, 2026
Product name graine de lin
Brand / company apnababa
Hazard / issue teneur en acide cyanhydrique supérieur à la teneur maximale autorisée pour des graines de lin mises sur le marché.
Remedy / action
- ne plus consommer; détruire le produit
Quantity sachets
Recall number / record ID 2026-06-0240
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