A new alert has appeared since 07/29/2026 on the official platform ReminderConsoand it concerns a very common product in French refrigerators: chicken nuggets sold in trays under a modified atmosphere, distributed throughout France. The cause is not a bacteria or a foreign body, but an error on the expiration date, significant enough to push the authorities to recommend no longer eating them.
The recall targets Cooked chicken nuggets 300gsold unbrandedidentified by the GTIN 3770011077069 and the lot
92619603. According to RappelConso, a “DLC error: Invalid DLC, DLC indicated on 05/03/2027 instead of 08/03/2026” appears on the label. For a poultry-based food stored in the refrigerator, displaying such a distant date may encourage keeping the product well beyond the truly safe period. This is the whole point of this voluntary recall.
How to recognize the 300g cooked chicken nuggets affected by the recall
The product in question comes in a 300 g tray, under a modified atmosphere, to be stored in the refrigerator. To quickly check, you must check several elements: the mention “Cooked chicken nuggets 300g”, the absence of a commercial brand, the GTIN barcode 3770011077069, and the batch number 92619603. The printed expiration date is incorrect if you read 03/05/2027.
According to the official sheet, these trays were marketed from 07/23/2026 to 07/25/2026, throughout France, in the stores listed in the attachment on RappelConso. If you bought unbranded chicken nuggets during this period, in a 300 g tray in the fresh section, you should check the label, even if the product still seems “good” to you.
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DLC error on these chicken nuggets: what RappelConso says
The official reason given by RappelConso is a “Labeling Anomaly”. More precisely, the organization indicates: “DLC error: Invalid DLC, DLC indicated on 05/03/2027 instead of 08/03/2026”, which means that the legally fixed date should have been 08/03/2026. The shelf life, unlike a simple minimum shelf life date, marks a health limit: after this day, a refrigerated food may present a health risk.
The recall is described as voluntary and is not the result of a prefectural decree, which shows that the professional himself reported the problem. Even if no contamination is mentioned, a date error on cooked poultry remains treated seriously. A consumer who relies on the wrong shelf life could keep these nuggets for several months too long, in sometimes irregular domestic cold conditions.
What to do if you bought these Cooked Chicken Nuggets 300g
The instructions published by RappelConso are clear: “No longer consume”, “No longer use the product”, “Destroy the product”. A “Refund” is provided for customers who return the tray to the store, according to the terms and conditions put in place by each point of sale. If in doubt about the origin of your nuggets or if the packaging has been thrown away, it is better to refrain from eating them.