Alain Milliat recalls 10.6 oz orange marmalade jars that may contain glass fragments. Consumers should check for glass shards before eating.
Product may contain foreign objects, specifically glass.
Alain Milliat is recalling orange marmalade jars that may contain glass fragments. This could cause injury if swallowed or cut. Consumers should stop using the product if glass is found.
Glass fragments could be accidentally swallowed or cause cuts if they get into the mouth. The hazard occurs because the glass jars may have small glass pieces inside the product.
Anyone who owns or uses Alain Milliat orange marmalade jars. Children and those with sensitive mouths are at higher risk of injury from glass fragments.
Check for glass jars labeled 'Alain Milliat; MARMELADE ORANGE; 300 g 10.6 oz' with the batch code C250422AT and expiration date 04/2028.
Inspect the marmalade for glass shards before consuming. If found, stop using the product immediately.
The product may contain glass fragments, so it is not safe to eat if glass is present. Check for glass shards before consumption.
Look for jars labeled 'Alain Milliat; MARMELADE ORANGE; 300 g 10.6 oz' with batch code C250422AT and expiration date 04/2028.
Stop using the product immediately and discard it safely. Do not eat the marmalade if glass is found.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Alain Milliat to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0773-2026 — Alain Milliat Alain Milliat Hello, I own a Alain Milliat that is covered by recall H-0773-2026 from Alain Milliat. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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