the Rappel Conso site warns of the presence of the endocrine disruptor on 33 cl cans of Coca-Cola Cherry sold by the B&M brand

Be careful if you have recently purchased 33 cl cans of Coca-Cola Cherry from the B&M brand, which specializes in good deals. The government website Rappel Conso published an alert on Friday June 28 concerning this product, on the grounds that the interior lining of the phenoxy resin can is produced from bisphenol A. The batch affected by this recall is as follows: No. 08/ 02/2025 L09B.

Due to this chemical contamination, it is requested that “no longer consume” these cans and request a refund.

Banned in France since 2015 in food containers, bisphenol A is considered by the National Agency for Food Safety (ANSES) to be an endocrine disruptor and is suspected of being linked to multiple disorders and diseases (breast cancer, infertility, etc.).

In January, 15 players in the agri-food sector, including Bonduelle, D’Aucy and Unilever, were fined 19.5 million euros by the Competition Authority for having agreed between 2010 and 2015 not to communicate “on the presence or not” of bisphenol A in their canned goods and beverages.