Essonne.A hospitalized baby after consuming outdated milk powder bought in hypermarket
"I was afraid for my child," sighs this 30 -year -old mother by confiding in the Parisian.A week later, she still can't believe it.On November 5, she went to the crossroads of Athis-Mons (Essonne) and bought a can of milk a powder.
Violent vomiting
"In the evening, I prepared a bottle for my daughter," continues the mom.I gave her before bedtime.In the following hours, her four -month -old baby was caught up in violent vomiting.
Worried, parents decide to lead her to the emergency room of Longjumeau hospital."For doctors, these vomiting was due to something she had ingested.I went to pick up the milk box, it was there that they saw that he had been out of the age of seven months.»»
Apologies but no explanation
After a night in the emergency room, the little girl came home.And her mother contacted Carrefour: "I was received by the store manager, customer service and a doctor from their home," she said to the Parisian.They recognize the fault but they are unable to explain what happened.All they were able to offer me was two € 50 vouchers.»»
Contacted by Le Parisien, the Carrefour group, which checked the entire radius and reserves of the Athis-Mons store, assures that this powdered milk box was the only one to present a minimum durability date exceeded.
« Aucun risque sanitaire»»
Le médecin-conseil de l’enseigne a assuré à la maman qu’il n’y avait « aucun risque sanitaire»» pour son bébé."We are within the framework of a minimum durability date (DDM)," said the Carrefour group.This is the new name of optimal user -use dates (DLUO).Unlike consumption borderline dates, some products can be consumed after this date.This presents no risk to health, only the taste can be altered.»»
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