Improvised aperitif, charcuterie platter with friends, quick sandwich for dinner: sliced sausage is often found in the refrigerator. The product Dry sausage Small slices – 32 slices of the brand MONIQUE RANOUsold at Intermarché, is the subject of a recall due to a health risk.
This dry sausage in a 100 g tray, very present in self-service aisles, is covered by an official alert on the RappelConso website. The recall concerns a specific batch sold throughout France. Here’s what you need to know before preparing the next appetizer.
Reminder of dry sausage Small slices 32 slices MONIQUE RANOU
On 08/28/2026, a reminder sheet was published for the
Dry sausage Small slices 32 slices – MONIQUE RANOU – 100 g. This voluntary recall, initiated by the Intermarché brand, affects a category product
meatsto be stored in the refrigerator, marketed throughout the country between 08/11/2026 and 08/27/2026.
Only one batch is covered, identified by a GTIN and a precise expiration date. The trays concerned bear the health mark FR 43.211.009 EC. The recall procedure is in progress until all references still in circulation have been withdrawn or reported by consumers.
🔍 Lot identification
Brand : MONIQUE RANOU – Dry sausage Small slices 32 slices 100 g
Use-by date 10/14/2026
Distributors: Intermarché (entire France)
End of the procedure: Not communicated to date
© Rappel.conso.gouv.frWhat are the health risks?
The recall is motivated by the
presence of salmonella (Salmonella spp.), bacteria responsible for salmonellosis. After consuming a contaminated product, digestive problems may appear between 6 and 72 hours:
diarrhea, vomitingabdominal pain, often associated with fever and headache.
The most severe forms mainly affect young childrenTHE pregnant womenTHE
elderly people or immunocompromised. If this sausage is consumed and these symptoms appear within 7 days, it is recommended to consult a doctor quickly, reporting the consumption of the product concerned.
What should the consumer do?
The identified trays should no longer be consumed. It is advisable to return the product at the Intermarché purchasing store to obtain a refund. Otherwise, the product must be destroyed at home to avoid ingestion.
As no dedicated number is indicated, the consumer can contact the Intermarché customer service or its point of sale for any questions. If there are no symptoms within 7 days of consumption, there is generally no need to consult a doctor.