They may contain heavy metals: sliced ​​swordfish sold by Grand Frais are being recalled throughout France

De l’espadon vendu chez Grand Frais rappelé dans toute la France. dpa – Daniel Karmann

Attention si vous avez acheté des filets d’espadon chez Grand Frais, ils peuvent faire l’objet d’un rappel conso.

This Friday, the government website Rappel Conso published a fact sheet indicating that sliced ​​swordfish sold in the Frand Frais chain may be dangerous for consumers' health.

Lead, mercury…

Indeed, traces of heavy metals exceeding the authorized standards were found in these batches sold in the French supermarket chain. More specifically lead, mercury and cadmium, the website specifies.

These are exactly the 100-gram packets of cinnamon vanilla swordfish slices from the brand “Le fumoir du poissonnier” with a use-by date of February 5. Here is the exact reference of the recalled product: the health mark is n° FR 974 07 018 CE, lot n°006PF.

They were marketed at Grand Frais between January 10 and January 21 of this week.

If you have this product at home, it is important not to consume the pieces of fish and to return them to the point of sale. A refund will be possible as compensation, notes the government website.

In the event of a problem or for any other requests for information, please contact 06 93 93 75 81.