French food brand Bonne Maman has initiated a nationwide recall of its 30-gram strawberry jam mini-pots due to a potential safety hazard. The company is warning consumers that these specific jars may contain small shards of glass, which could cause injury if ingested. The recall affects products sold across France between June 17 and July 13, 2026.
The issue was identified through internal quality control checks conducted during the product's packaging process. Following these findings, Bonne Maman collaborated with its supplier to investigate the root cause, leading to the decision to pull the affected batches from store shelves as a precautionary measure.
Specifically, the recall applies to 30-gram strawberry jam jars with the GTIN code 3045320070361, belonging to production lots K154 and K155. These jars have a minimum durability date of June 30, 2028. Consumers who have purchased these items are strongly advised not to consume them and to destroy the contents immediately to prevent any risk of harm.
While the company has confirmed that a compensation process is being established for affected customers, specific details regarding how to claim this reimbursement have not yet been finalized. In the meantime, the brand has provided a consumer service hotline at 05 65 10 66 11 for those seeking further information or guidance on the recall procedure.
Public safety agencies continue to monitor the situation to ensure that all potentially compromised stock is removed from circulation. Shoppers are encouraged to check their pantries and verify the lot numbers on any Bonne Maman mini-pots they may have recently acquired to ensure they do not possess the items listed in this safety alert.