Experienced criminals steal snail harvest worth €90,000 in France
French police are investigating a daring theft involving a year's supply of snails stolen from Jean-Mathieu Dauvergne's farm, L'Escargot des Grands Bois. The stolen snails were destined for Michelin-starred restaurants.
Details of the theft
- The criminals targeted a supply that was valued at around €90,000.
- Dauvergne described the culprits as “experienced” and well-organized.
- The stolen snails are an essential ingredient for high-end gastronomy, underscoring the loss for the luxury food sector.
Dauvergne's remarks
“This is a significant blow to our business and partners. We hope the police can recover our produce and bring the thieves to justice.”
Impact on Michelin-star restaurants
These restaurants rely on Dauvergne’s snails for their prestigious menus. The theft disrupts supply chains and affects chefs' ability to deliver signature dishes.
This case highlights the vulnerability of specialty food producers to organized crime, posing challenges to gourmet businesses reliant on rare ingredients.
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