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Andorra Alerts on Bonne Maman Jam and Honey Packs Over Glass Risk

Health officials in Andorra have withdrawn limited stocks of specific Bonne Maman 30-gram jam and honey packs from two stores as a precaution against potential glass contamination. The risk is minimal and fully managed.

Key Points

  • Health authorities pulled 30g single-serve packs from two retail outlets.
  • Precautionary alert targets specific batches with possible glass fragments.
  • All affected units immobilised; none remain in supermarkets.
  • Consumers urged to return products and not consume them; no incidents reported.

Andorran health authorities have withdrawn limited stocks of specific 30-gram Bonne Maman jam and honey packs from two retail outlets after detecting possible glass fragments.

The Ministry of Health activated a precautionary food safety alert targeting certain batches of the single-serve monodoses, typically used for individual consumption. Distribution within the Principality remained highly restricted, with affected products reaching only two establishments. All units have since been immobilised to prevent them from reaching consumers, and no such items remain available in supermarkets.

Officials described the measure as fully controlled, with all required steps taken to address the issue. While specific batch numbers have not been released publicly, the ministry urged anyone with the products not to consume them and to return them for disposal. No further consumer incidents have been reported.

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