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Reason:
France’s medical safety authority, Agence nationale de sécurité du médicament (ANSM) has issued a recall of 110,000 boxes of Amoxicillin, the country’s most popular antibiotic medication. A bacteria was found present in the produced tablets, leading to the recall. Although the bacteria is not lethal, it may cause food poisoning.
Date of Recall Announcement:
August 20, 2024
Location: France
Affected Brands Recalled:
Four ‘lots’ of Amoxicillin are affected; three marketed by Teva Santé and one by Sandoz.
Next Steps:
Stop using batches with box lot numbers MT2985, MS8574, MS8584 (Teva Santé) and MR8824 (Sandoz). If you have any questions or concerns, contact your local pharmacist or prescribing doctor.
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