A jar of green beans stored at the back of the cupboard, a long history of sustainability, the impression of having peace of mind for future meals… and yet, a new reminder has just targeted this very common reference at Carrefour. The authorities report a risk linked to glass foreign bodies in certain jars.
Ce recall Carrefour extra fine green beans
concerns a product sold throughout France for more than a year and stored at room temperature, which means that many households can still have it at home. One more reason to calmly check your reserves.
Carrefour extra fine green beans recall: how to recognize the jar in question?
The product concerned is the 720 ml jar of Extra fine green beans picked & stored by hand Carrefour Extramanufactured by LECOFRUIT for Interdis. This is the lot G105
– LA03 MADAGASCARwith a minimum durability date set at 12/31/2027, marketed from November 29, 2024 to January 16, 2026 in Carrefour stores throughout France.
To check, you have to look at the label and the cover: the barcode must be the GTIN 3270190153917the lot number “G105 – LA03 MADAGASCAR” and the DDM 12/31/2027. If even one of these items differs, the jar is not mentioned in this recall and is not part of the current alert.
Why are these Carrefour Extra green beans recalled for glass risk?
The reason is a suspicion of the presence of pieces of glass“inert foreign bodies” which can cause injury if ingested, in the mouth, throat or digestive tract. The recall is part of a precautionary approach supervised by authorities such as the DGCCRF and the DGAL, in order to avoid any incident.
The official instructions are clear:
- Do not eat these green beans anymore, even if the jar looks normal;
- Return the product to the store to obtain a refund;
- Contact Carrefour consumer service for any questions;
- If you can’t bring it back, destroy the jar securely.
Consumer recall, refunds and previous recalls of Carrefour green beans
Carrefour plans a refund for this lot until April 25, 2026. Consumer service can be reached on 0805 908 070, non-premium rate call from Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. The detailed sheet is available on the public platform
RappelConsowhich lists recalls coordinated by the DGCCRF and the DGAL. If in doubt about a product still on the shelf, the site SignalConso allows you to make a report in just a few clicks.
This is not the first alert for this type of jar: in 2025, another batch of Carrefour Extra extra fine green beans, M289 – LA03 MADAGASCAR, same GTIN 3270190153917 and DDM 06/30/2027, had already been withdrawn for a similar risk of glass, with a procedure closed in April 2025. A comparable recall also existed in 2016 on extra fine green beans 720 ml from the brand. So many reasons to have the reflex to check batch number, DDM and barcode at each product alert.
