Lunch break at the office, train journey or TV evening: ready-made sandwiches often serve as a complete meal. The moricette garnished with turkey and mimolette is attractive for its practical format, to be eaten cold, without cutlery or cooking.
This product from the fresh section, however, finds itself at the heart of a health alert. A recall targets the MORICETTE TURKEY SANDWICH MIMOLETTE 205G of the brand DAILY MONOPdistributed at Monoprix throughout France. Better check the contents of the refrigerator.
Recall of the DAILY MONOP Moricette turkey mimolette sandwich: affected lots
Published on 09/12/2026 on Rappel Conso, this recall DAILY MONOP SANDWICH MORICETTE DINDE MIMOLETTE 205G follows the possible highlighting of Listeria monocytogenes. Monoprix launched a voluntary procedure, without a prefectural order, to withdraw the product from sale.
All batches of this 205 g sandwich with the GTIN are affected. 3350034047135 and a use-by date of 09/13/2026. It was sold in the fresh section of Monoprix stores, throughout France, between 09/08/2026 and 09/11/2026.
🔍 Lot identification
Brand : DAILY MONOP – MORICETTE TURKEY MIMOLETTE 205G
Distributors: Monoprix (entire France)
End of procedure: Not communicated
© rappel.conso.gouv.frWhat are the health risks?
The bacteria
Listeria monocytogenes can cause a food infection called listeriosis. The first signs often resemble the flu: fever, headache, body aches. These symptoms can occur up to eight weeks after ingesting contaminated food.
The disease can progress to serious forms, with neurological complications. It also presents a major risk for pregnant women, with possible damage to the fetus, as well as for the elderly or immunocompromised people, whose defenses are less effective.
What should the consumer do?
Holders of this sandwich are invited to no longer consume it, even if it appears to be in good condition, and then to destroy it. A
refund is planned: to benefit from it, you should contact the Monoprix consumer service at
0800084000.
If the product is consumed, the appearance of fever, headache or body aches should lead you to consult a doctor quickly, reporting this ingestion. Pregnant women, elderly or immunocompromised people are advised to monitor any symptoms, as listeriosis can be particularly severe.