Vegetables sold at E.Leclerc and Intermarché stores in France are being recalled due to high levels of pesticide residue. The Rappel Conso website reported the recall on Monday, September 14. The issue stems from the products exceeding the legal limits for pesticide residues allowed by French regulations. While the vegetables do not pose an immediate health risk, they are not in compliance with standards meant to ensure long-term safety. Three products from the Coeur de jardins brand are involved in the recall. The first is a grilling vegetable mix sold in a 1.5 kg tray. It was available in E.Leclerc stores between September 3 and September 9 of last year. The GTIN (a product identification number) for this item is 3352397135030, and the batch number is 74058. A vegetable mix intended for ratatouille, also from the same brand, is being recalled. This mix was sold in a 1.5 kg tray and was available in E.Leclerc and Intermarché stores between August 25 and September 11. The third recalled product is a vegetable mix for piperade, a traditional French dish. It was sold in a 1 kg tray at Intermarché stores on August 27 of last year. The GTIN for this item is 3250392135054, and the batch number is 73975. Consumers are advised not to consume these products and to dispose of them properly. For any questions about the recall, customers can contact the customer service at 05.53.98.36.36 or request a refund directly at the store where the purchase was made. As of now, no end date has been set for the recall procedures.