If you've eaten beef tartare recently, beware: this widely served dish is subject to a recall.
A beef tartare from Les Ateliers, distributed by several wholesalers in France, is being recalled due to a risk of salmonella. Have you been served it recently?
Beef has become expensive, and ground beef remains one of the few affordable cuts. Many households buy it for steaks, burgers, or tartare. A batch of ground beef recently sold throughout France is being recalled due to a risk of salmonella poisoning. If you have tartare in the refrigerator, you should check it carefully.
The product in question is the Les Ateliers brand TARTARE BRASSERIE 5% CHAROLAIS 2 x 180g pack , which has been recalled nationwide, according to the official RappelConso website. This 5% fat minced beef was sold throughout France between April 28 and May 5, 2026, via the wholesalers TSA Viande, SUP Viandes, Boucherie Nivernaise, and Nikaiadas. The affected batch number is 26117-2355 , the GTIN code is 3700502708417 , the best before date is May 5, 2026, and the refund process is open until May 31, 2026. The consumer information number is 04 90 47 89 30.
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