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Satyva

Named in a French recall notice for Bonbon serpent acidulé

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According to RappelConso (French government), Feb 11, 2026 · Read the source

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Summary

Satyva is named in a RappelConso notice dated 11 February 2026; the product listed is Bonbon serpent acidulé.

Reasons given in the notice: CBD is treated as an unauthorised novel food under Regulation (EU) 2015/2283; the notice cites suspected intoxication after ingestion. The notice describes the recall as voluntary, without a prefectoral order.

Outlets named in the notice include Satyva. Sales area stated: Pas-de-calais (62). Consumers were told to stop consuming the product, stop using it, return it to the point of sale, destroy it.

What the source found

  • 11 February 2026: Bonbon serpent acidulé - reason in the notice: Substance non autorisée dans une denrée alimentaire (cbd novel food) ¤denré a présentation attrayante susceptible d'être consommée par accident par des enfants ¤ (notice 2026-02-0135).

Products named

  • cannabinoid edibles

Timeline

  1. Recall notice 2026-02-0135 published on RappelConso

Sources

  1. Regulator

    RappelConso (French government) · Feb 11, 2026

    Recall notice 2026-02-0135: Bonbon serpent acidulé

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Status notes

[dataset] RappelConso open data (data.economie.gouv.fr, rappelconso-v2-gtin-espaces), retrieved 2026-09-30; search terms cbd/cannabis/chanvre/thc

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