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Grand Frais Recalls Octopus Slices Over Listeria Risk

Grand Frais pesto rosso octopus slices sold July 28 to August 3 are recalled in France over Listeria contamination risk.

Grand Frais Recalls Octopus Slices Over Listeria Risk

Grand Frais is recalling pesto rosso octopus slices sold across France after Listeria monocytogenes was detected in the product, the government recall website Rappel Conso said on Tuesday, August 4.

The affected batches were sold in trays between Tuesday, July 28 and Monday, August 3.

Des émincés de poulpe pesto rosso de la marque Grand Frais pourraient être contaminés par des listérias.



Consumers should not eat octopus slices bearing batch number 260727, which has a use-by date of August 6, 2026.

Health risk

Rappel Conso said the product poses a microbiological risk of listeriosis, an infection that can cause gastrointestinal problems and particularly affects vulnerable people.

The agency advised consumers to return the product to the point of sale for a refund or to contact customer service at 04.78.81.68.00.

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