Marchesi Easter eggs recalled due to metal fragments
The Ministry of Health has released a precautionary recall relating to some Easter eggs branded Marchesi 1824, a historic Milanese pastry shop. The report concerns several batches of dark chocolate products, almond-filled versions, and walnut-filled variants. The reason given in the notice is possible presence of metal fragments, a circumstance that led to the immediate recall of the affected products. The company has initiated the safety procedures required for food recalls and has informed its stores and customers who made online purchases.
Products affected by the recall
The provision concerns various types of Marchesi Easter eggs.
Formats involved:
- Dark Easter eggs from 100 g up to 800 g
- Almond Easter eggs from 500 g
- Easter eggs stuffed with walnuts (weight not specified)
I reported lots fall within the range between L1260209 and L1260303.
Il minimum durability date (TMC) indicated for the products is:
- 09/04/2026
- 09/05/2026
Information about the manufacturer
The Easter eggs subject to the recall were made by Marchesi 1824 Srl, a historic confectionery company based in Milan.
The production plant is located in Via Orobia 3, Milan.
Consumer information
For food safety reasons, consumers who have purchased the Easter eggs belonging to the indicated lots are welcome to do not consume the product.
The packages can be returned to the point of sale where the purchase was made to get refund or replacement.
The company has already informed the affected stores and communicated the notice to customers who purchased the products through online channels.
According to data published by the portal dedicated to food recalls, 38 recalls have been reported since January 1, 2026, For a total of 112 products belonging to different brands and companies.