
Fresh salads, tomato-mozzarella, quick homemade sauces for dinner…
round tomato can be found on the table all summer long, often bought at the market, at the local greengrocer or in a local store. An everyday product that seems innocuous, especially when it is presented as coming straight from the producer.
An alert of recall Prince round tomato
has just been published on the official RappelConso website. Lots of branded tomatoes Princesold in the region Auvergne-Rhône-Alpesare targeted due to an excess of pesticide residues. Here are the details to know before the next full of races.
Prince round tomato recall: what you need to know
The recall sheet, referenced 2026-08-0203 and posted online on 08/21/2026, concerns Prince round tomatoes
identified under the producer reference P861 W33 D3. The recall is voluntary in nature, at the initiative of Couleurs Primeurs, without a prefectural order.
The 6 kg packages were marketed between 08/14/2026 and 08/20/2026, at room temperature, via retailers, resellers and semi-wholesalers in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. No major national brand is mentioned, which may make identification less obvious for the end consumer.
🔍 Lot identification
Brand : Prince – Round Tomato, Producer P861 W33 D3
Distributors: Retailers, resellers and semi-wholesalers in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region (no national brand named)
End of the procedure: Not communicated to date
© rappel.conso.gouv.frWhat are the health risks?
The recall is motivated by an excess of the authorized residue value for the substance flonicamidA
pesticide used to combat certain insects. Regulations set maximum residue limits in order to limit chronic exposure of the population.
Exceeding does not necessarily cause immediate symptoms, but increases the overexposure to pesticidesparticularly sensitive for children, pregnant women and fragile people. As a precaution, the authorities therefore recommend not consuming tomatoes from the batch concerned.
What should the consumer do?
Since round tomatoes are not always labeled individually, doubts may remain. In the event of a recent purchase of round tomatoes in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes between August 14 and 20, 2026, it is advisable to contact the point of sale to check whether the lot P861 W33 D3 is concerned.
The identified fruits must be removed from the diet, no longer consumed and destroyed or returned to the trade for a
refund. For any questions about this Prince round tomato recall, the professional provides the following number: 04 72 77 05 50.