Chocolate Puddings Recalled Across France Due to Glass Fragments

A nationwide product recall was issued across France for specific chocolate puddings distributed by major retail chains due to the potential presence of glass fragments. The alert, which affects stores nationwide, was triggered to protect consumers from injury and adverse health effects.

The recall specifically targets Arla Protein Chocolate Pudding in 200-gram containers, sold across major supermarket chains including Auchan, Super U, and E. Leclerc. Authorities were first alerted to the issue on October 30, 2026, via the official government product recall portal.

The affected desserts were manufactured on June 15, 2026, and carry a minimum durability date of January 11, 2027. Consumers can identify the impacted items by checking for the batch number ES26251001 and the specific barcode 5711953197529 printed on the packaging.

According to the official recall notice, the presence of foreign objects poses a serious risk of cuts to the mouth or digestive tract, along with other potential adverse reactions following ingestion. Officials strongly advise anyone who purchased the product to avoid consumption entirely.

Customers who have the recalled puddings in their refrigerators are instructed to either throw them away or return them to the original point of purchase for a refund. To facilitate the reimbursement process without returning the physical product, consumers can take clear photographs of the batch number, production dates, minimum durability date, and barcode.

For individuals who may have already consumed the product, health recommendations advise seeking immediate medical attention if they experience any unusual pain, discomfort, or bleeding. A dedicated customer service hotline has also been established at 07 71 44 50 97 to provide further information and assistance to concerned shoppers.