Yoplait Production France voluntarily recalled selected Panier de Yoplait fruit yoghurts across France on 12 November 2026. Two notices on the French government’s RappelConso portal cover batches from the standard range and a separate 0% yellow-fruit multipack.

Yoplait said spoilage yeasts could give the yoghurts a sharp taste and cause lids to swell or fail to seal properly. The notices describe a quality defect and state that it poses no health risk. They still tell customers to stop eating the affected products and dispose of them. Yoplait is offering a discount voucher for the affected lots.

The standard range notice covers selected yellow fruit, red fruit, mixed fruit, apricot and nectarine, and strawberry and raspberry packs. The affected packs contain four, eight, 12 or 16 pots of 125g. The listed use-by dates are 3, 4, 7 and 8 December 2026. The products were sold from 30 October to 12 November.

The notice names eight distributors, including several major French supermarkets: Auchan, Carrefour, Francap, Franprix, Intermarché, E.Leclerc, Monoprix and Système U. The separate 0% notice names only Carrefour and Intermarché. It covers eight-packs with barcodes 3329770086675 and 3329770086606, both with a use-by date of 8 December 2026. Those packs were sold from 6 to 12 November.

Both notices specify an M after the listed lot code. For chilled category teams buying from French dairy suppliers, the practical step is to match the barcode, lot code and date before blocking stock. A use-by date alone is not enough: the standard notice lists some of the same barcodes on more than one date, and the 0% packs have different barcodes even when the date matches.

Retailers should use the two lists separately when checking store stock and online orders. That keeps customer notices specific and avoids removing unaffected packs from sale.

Editor’s note: This report uses the 12 November RappelConso notices for the standard Panier range and 0% yellow-fruit packs. The notices list the full barcode and lot combinations.