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Polish authorities have found Salmonella Typhimurium in all five samples tested from chilled turkey carcasses. The risk is considered serious, and the products are no longer available on the market in Lithuania and…
A breaded haddock product from Denmark has been found to contain Listeria monocytogenes and is being recalled in Norway and Sweden due to potential health risks. The alert was issued based on the company's own testing.
A batch of white millet from France has been found to contain too many seeds from the ragweed plant, exceeding EU safety limits. This could potentially be a serious problem if ingested. The affected product is no longer…
Poultry meat and products from Brazil have been found to contain Salmonella bacteria, which exceeds safety limits. The contaminated product has not yet entered the market; it was detected during border controls in the…
Some poultry meat products from Romania have been found to contain Salmonella infantis bacteria. This is a type of pathogenic micro-organism that can cause illness in humans. The products are no longer being sold, as…
Poultry meat and products from Brazil have been found to contain Salmonella bacteria, which exceeds safety standards. The affected products
The European Union has detected high levels of histamine in canned sardines from Morocco, with some samples exceeding the permitted limit. This can cause serious health problems if consumed. The affected product has not…
Unauthorised titanium dioxide was found in confectionery products from the UK, posing a potential risk. The EU has halted distribution to other member states to prevent further spread. The alert was triggered by a…
Mineral water from Germany has been reported to have an abnormal smell and taste, posing a potential risk. The product is currently distributed only in Belgium, following reports made by Belgian consumers.
Some chilled chicken breasts from Romania have been found to contain Salmonella infantis, a type of bacteria that can cause illness in humans. The levels of contamination exceeded EU safety limits. The product is no…
A consumer complaint in Germany has led to an EU safety alert that cereal bars produced in the United Kingdom may contain foreign bodies. The product is considered a potential risk and has been distributed to many…
Notified by Slovenia · origin: Kosovo
An unauthorized food additive, titanium dioxide (E171), has been found in a cereal product originating from Poland. The discovery was reported by Hungary based on a consumer complaint, although there is no distribution…
An EU safety alert reports that marinated chicken thighs with garlic and herbs were found to contain Salmonella Enteritidis in one out of five tested units, posing a serious health risk. The product, originating from…
Chilled minced pork from Lithuania has been identified as containing Salmonella infantis in one out of five tested samples. The product, which was distributed in Latvia and Lithuania, is presumably no longer on the…
Notified by Czechia · origin: Poland
Salmonella bacteria were detected in gizzards and hearts from Romania, exceeding the permissible limit of undetectable levels. The affected product, originating from Romania, is being distributed to other EU member…
Poland has notified an EU alert regarding chilled chicken meat from Ukraine contaminated with Salmonella infantis. The product is believed to no longer be available in the market, and the notification was made at the…
Slovenia has issued an alert for unauthorised calcium di saccharate from India, a food additive that has not yet been placed on the market. The product was detained at borders due to its unauthorized status as a novel…
The EU has issued a safety alert regarding food supplements from China found online containing a prohibited ingredient, pancreatin. The alert indicates a potential risk, with the issue detected through media monitoring…
Notified by France · origin: India
Maltese authorities have detected high levels of cetrimonium chloride, an industrial contaminant, in tea imported from China. The concentration found is .38 mg/kg, which exceeds the permitted limit of .1 mg/kg, leading…
A feed supplement for piglets from Belgium has been found to contain excessive levels of selenium, a potentially serious hazard. The product is no longer being distributed in the EU and was identified through official…
Notified by Latvia · origin: Kazakhstan