RASFF · 250 alerts
RASFF, the EU Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed, lets national food safety authorities share information about risks found in food, animal feed and food contact materials — from Salmonella and aflatoxins to undeclared allergens and pesticide residues, including products stopped at the EU border.
Chopped parsley from France has been found to contain Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC), a pathogenic micro-organism. The product has been distributed to Belgium, Luxembourg, New Caledonia, and Singapore…
The EU has issued a safety alert regarding poultry meat imported from Poland, which may contain Salmonella Newport and Salmonella Infantis bacteria. However, no risk is associated with this product as it has not been…
Bulgarian authorities have issued a product safety alert for chicken hindquarter grade A imported from Poland due to the presence of Salmonella Newport, which is a type of pathogenic micro-organism. The risk level…
A soft drink made in Vietnam and distributed to Germany contains an unauthorised novel food ingredient, which may pose a potential risk. The product has not been distributed from the country that notified the issue. The…
Organic dried figs from Turkey contain high levels of ochratoxin A, a mycotoxin that exceeds the permitted limit. The product has not been distributed to the market and was detected during border control in Germany.
A consignment of a mouthfeel enhancer flavor, a dairy product additive, was imported into the EU and later exported to Russia without undergoing official checks at the border. The company itself discovered this issue…
A consignment of pet food from the United Kingdom bypassed veterinary controls at a border control post in Slovenia. The product has not yet been distributed to the market, and there is a potential risk associated with…
The EU has issued a warning about Ashwagandha powder/capsules being sold in Denmark due to consumer complaints. The product, which is made in Sweden and sold online, may pose a potential risk although the nature of the…
Ground psyllium husks imported from India contain unauthorized pesticide residues of chlorpyrifos at a level of .35 mg/kg, posing a potential serious risk. The product has been distributed in several EU countries…
Rice imported from Pakistan via the Netherlands has been found to contain residues of mineral oil pollutants. The levels of these contaminants are within acceptable limits, but it's worth noting that they can still pose…
Frozen chicken fillets from Brazil, distributed via the Netherlands, were found to contain Listeria monocytogenes and Salmonella spp., both classified as pathogenic microorganisms. The European Commission was notified…
Slovenia has issued a safety alert for rice noodles from China due to a label/documents mismatch. The product has been detained at the border and is not yet available on the market.
Bananas from Ecuador have been found to contain higher than allowed levels of chlorpyrifos, an unauthorised pesticide. The levels detected were 11 times the maximum permitted amount. The bananas are no longer on the…
Notified by Poland · origin: Poland
Notified by Netherlands · origin: Vietnam
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Notified by Sweden · origin: Norway
Notified by Netherlands · origin: France
Notified by Czechia · origin: Poland
Notified by Germany · origin: China
Notified by France · origin: United States
Notified by Italy · origin: Romania
Notified by Germany · origin: Australia
Notified by Czechia · origin: Poland