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E. coli Alert: France Recalls Reblochon de Savoie AOP Sold at E.Leclerc, Grand Frais and Fresh — What to Check Now (November 10, 2025)

Updated: November 10, 2025 — Nationwide (France) Key points at a glance What’s being recalled today 1) E.Leclerc — “Nos Régions ont du Talent” 2) Grand Frais & Fresh — Reblochon de Savoie AOP (Masson) How to spot the right product quickly: Check the brand, lot number, DLC (use-by date), GTIN (barcode), and the oval health stamp (FR 74.145.050). If any of these match the details above, treat the cheese as affected by the recall. Rappel Consommateur+1 Why are these cheeses recalled? The two recalls were issued after the presence/detection of E. coli STEC O26 was identified. Shiga toxin–producing E.

10 November 2025

Euronext Paris Shocks Markets with Historic Roots, Surging Stocks & Bold 2025 Moves

France Stock Market Today (Nov 6, 2025): CAC 40 slips ~0.5% at midday as Legrand plunges; Worldline unveils €500m raise; Engie and Veolia update; Air France‑KLM tumbles

PARIS — November 6, 2025. The French equity benchmark trended lower through the lunch hour on Thursday, weighed by an earnings‑led selloff in electrical‑equipment maker Legrand and fresh turbulence in travel and payments stocks. By 12:09 CET, the CAC 40 was down 0.52% at 8,031.86, having traded between 8,005.88 and 8,043.61 after opening at 8,016.67. Year to date, the index remains +8.63%, with a 2025 high of 8,271.48 and low of 6,763.76. finanzen.ch Market snapshot (midday) Five things moving French stocks today 1) Legrand sinks on growth miss and tariff hit Legrand said nine‑month sales rose 11.9% to €6.97bn, a

6 November 2025

CAC 40 · Financial News · France Economy · Market Updates · Stock Market

CAC 40 Near Record High, Defies Moody’s Warning as Luxury Stocks Rally

Paris Stocks Steady After Near-Record Week The CAC 40 index was essentially flat on Monday, closing around 8,230 points – a negligible change on the day rttnews.com. This keeps the Paris benchmark within sight of its all-time high (≈8,270) reached just days ago fastbull.com. Last week, the CAC 40 briefly notched fresh record levels amid strong earnings reports and improving economic signals. It closed at 8,226 on Friday, ending the week modestly higher fastbull.com despite some mid-month volatility. The index has now gained roughly 10% in 2025 so far ts2.tech, reflecting robust momentum as investors look past recent headwinds. Recent momentum: France’s

27 October 2025

CAC 40 · France Economy · Luxury Stocks · Market Analysis · Stock Market

France Tightens Grip on Space: Inside the €1.35 Billion Eutelsat Power Play

In June 2025 the French government announced a €1.35 billion capital injection into Eutelsat, via the Agence des participations de l’État, with €717 million to be injected and Bpifrance’s 13.6% stake absorbed, lifting France’s holding to 29.99%. France becomes Eutelsat’s largest shareholder as a result of the stake transfer, solidifying the 29.99% holding. The move is designed to create a European satellite champion to counter Starlink and to secure sovereign access to space infrastructure amid geopolitical tensions. Eutelsat was founded in 1977, pioneered Europe’s direct-to-home TV in the 1990s, merged with OneWeb in July 2022, and the deal closed on

21 June 2025

Eutelsat · France · Policy · Satellites · Space

Don’t Fly Blind: The Ultimate 2025 Guide to France’s Drone Laws for Hobbyists & Pros

France follows the EU drone framework, classifying drones by weight into Classes C0–C4 and dividing operations into Open, Specific, and Certified categories. In the Open category there are A1, A2, and A3 subcategories with distance rules: A1 over people for very small drones; A2 at least 30 meters from uninvolved people (5 meters with low-speed and an A2 certificate); and A3 at least 150 meters from residential areas or 50 meters from people in remote areas. Drones over 250 grams or any drone with a camera must be registered on AlphaTango, receive an UAS Operator ID, and display it on

16 June 2025

2025 · Drones · France · Hobbyist Guides · Regulations