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Persavon brand laundry detergent is being recalled nationwide this Wednesday due to the presence of benzyl alcohol that could cause “allergic skin reactions” in one of its batches.
The product was sold in Casino, Intermarché, Super U and Leclerc supermarkets.
The government website specifies that this is detergent in a quantity of 1.5 liters marketed from July 26, 2023 and until March 11, 2024, i.e. for almost eight months.
In detail, it is the brand liquid detergent “Sensitive Detergent Notes de Fleurs Blanches hypoallergenic 30 Washes”.
Refund possible
To find out if your laundry detergent is affected by this recall, you must look at its number: 031943 is the subject of the recall.
The relevant GTIN international identification code is 3700593603905.
Still according to the recall sheet, the presence of benzyl alcohol at such a concentration “requires its indication on the labeling”, which justifies this recall.
You must no longer use the product and return it to the point of sale to be able to obtain a refund.
For any questions regarding the procedure, the government website directs you to the number 06.32.23.76.64.
The recall ends on April 15.