This beef tartare from Les Ateliers comes in a modified atmosphere tray containing two 180g portions intended to be eaten raw, as described on the Marmiton website. The packaging clearly displays the phrase "TARTARE BRASSERIE 5% CHAROLAIS," along with the indication of minced beef with 5% fat. To verify, compare the brand name, the use-by date, and the batch number on the label.
The recall of this Les Ateliers beef does not only concern customers who purchased a tray in-store. As the product was distributed through the wholesalers TSA Viande, SUP Viandes, Boucherie Nivernaise, and Nikaiadas, it may also have been served in a restaurant, cafeteria, or at a butcher's. If you have recently eaten beef tartare, ask the establishment which product code was used.
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