Product recall: these milk cartons sold at Leclerc have a manufacturing defect

Milk cartons sold since July 9 are subject to a national recall due to a packaging defect that could make the milk unfit for consumption.

Be careful if you've purchased milk in the last few days. Whole milk sold throughout France in Leclerc stores is being recalled. The recall concerns one-liter cartons of the Délisse Marque Repère brand, sold individually or in packs of six since July 9.

The affected batches bear the GTIN (the number under the barcode) 3564700095393 13 or 3564700005576 13, specifies the government website Rappel Conso.

These milk cartons have a manufacturing and sealing defect, which could make the product dangerous for consumers. This packaging defect can make "the milk unfit for consumption and cause the cartons to swell and burst," Rappel Conso states.

Consumers are advised to stop consuming this product and return it to the point of sale for a refund.