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Consumer Affairs warns of the possible presence of glass fragments in some jams and honey from the Bonne Maman brand

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Spain's Ministry of Consumption and the Spanish Agency for Food Safety and Nutrition (Aesan) have issued an alert warning consumers about the possible presence of glass fragments in certain jams and honey products under the Bonne Maman brand. The affected items include specific batches of strawberry and raspberry jams, as well as honey, originating from France and packaged in 30-gram containers.

The safety warning was publicized in August, highlighting the distribution of these potentially contaminated products for sale. Authorities have advised consumers who may possess the affected small-format jars to take necessary precautions.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Provides institutional attribution to Aesan and mentions the French origin of the products.
Read the full story at the source El Mundo (Madrid, Spain) · ES
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