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Health officials in Andorra have withdrawn limited stocks of specific Bonne Maman 30-gram jam and honey packs from two stores as a precaution against potential glass contamination.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
- Andorran health authorities issued a preventive alert for 30g single-serve Bonne Maman jam and honey packs possibly containing glass fragments.
- Affected products distributed to only two retail outlets in Andorra.
- All stock withdrawn and immobilised; no products remain on shelves.
- Consumers urged to avoid use and return any found packs for disposal.
Andorran health authorities have issued a preventive food safety alert for certain 30-gram single-serve packs of Bonne Maman jam and honey, due to the possible presence of glass fragments.
The Ministry of Health reported that distribution of the affected product in Andorra was extremely limited, reaching only two retail outlets in the country. As a precaution, all available stock has been withdrawn and immobilised from those locations. No affected products remain on shelves in supermarkets, officials confirmed, adding that the situation is fully under control with all required measures in place to prevent further availability.
The alert follows reports of potential contamination, though specific batch details have not been disclosed. The ministry emphasised the restricted distribution within the Principality, limiting any risk to the public. Consumers who come across such packs should refrain from using them and return them for safe disposal.
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