Organic loose spinach – no brand
Risks: Datura (tropane alkaloids)
Reason: Presence of tropane alkaloids
What you need to know
Organic spinach sold loose and without a brand name is being recalled due to the presence of tropane alkaloids. The consumer recall notice, dated September 25, 2026, warns of a risk of poisoning if datura leaves are ingested.
The affected products were sold between September 22nd and 25th, 2026 in Nouvelle-Aquitaine and Occitanie. RappelConso advises consumers to stop buying them and indicates that a refund is planned.
The product in question
The recall concerns unbranded organic spinach, sold loose and stored in the refrigerator. The notice indicates a voluntary recall procedure initiated by the producer.
Why this alert?
The stated reason is the presence of tropane alkaloids. RappelConso links the risk to datura and specifies that poisoning is possible if datura leaves are ingested.
Information to verify
- Product: Organic bulk spinach, unbranded.
- Lots: 264.1 and 266.3.
- Packaging: in bulk.
- Marketing period: from 22/09/2026 to 25/09/2026.
- Sales areas: Nouvelle-Aquitaine and Occitanie.
- Distributors listed: Halle Bio d’Aquitaine and Halle Bio d’Occitanie.
What should consumers do?
If you have purchased spinach from these batches, do not consume it. RappelConso also recommends discontinuing use of the product and contacting customer service at 05 57 43 80 83. A refund will be issued as compensation.
Key takeaways
The recall concerns two batches of organic spinach sold loose in two regions, from September 22 to 25, 2026. Check batches 264.1 and 266.3; if your product is affected, do not consume it and contact customer service for a refund.
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