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Rye contaminatid with ergot

The Netherlands has issued a product safety alert for rye contaminated with ergot, originating from Germany. This potentially serious risk affects feed materials distributed in the Netherlands.

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Autumn crocus in hay from Croatia

Hay from Croatia contains high levels of meadow saffron, a biological contaminant that can be harmful. The notification was made based on a consumer complaint in Austria.

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Beet -pulp pellets with added molasses

The EU has issued a safety alert for beet-pulp pellets with added molasses, a feed material classified as having a potential risk. The product, originating from Russia, was detained at the border by Latvia before being…

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Beet -pulp pellets with added molasses

Latvia has issued a product safety alert for beet-pulp pellets with added molasses from Russia. The product has not yet been distributed to the market, and it was detained at the border due to potential safety risks.

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Salmonella spp. in soya extraction meal from Italy

Italian soya extraction meal intended for animal feed has been found to contain Salmonella bacteria, exceeding the permitted limit. The affected product was distributed to Austria, Germany, and Slovenia as part of a…

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Ergot on Triticale from Germany

Ergot contamination was found in triticale from Germany, posing a serious risk. Distribution of the affected product is restricted to the Netherlands, following a company's own check. The Netherlands notified the EU…

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Metal piece in cat feed from China

A metal piece has been found in a batch of cat feed imported from China and distributed to Norway and Sweden. The presence of the metal piece poses a potentially serious risk to cats that eat the contaminated food. The…

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Salmonella in fish meal from Morocco

The EU has detected Salmonella in fish meal imported from Morocco, posing a potential risk to human health. The contaminated product is feed material intended for animals, and it is not yet clear if it was distributed…

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Salmonella Altona in soya extraction meal from Italy

The EU has issued a safety alert for soya extraction meal from Italy, which tested positive for Salmonella Altona, a pathogenic micro-organism. Distribution of the product from Germany has been halted following a…

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Molded soy hull pellets from the Netherlands

The European Union has issued a safety alert about molded soy hull pellets imported from the Netherlands. These pellets have not been distributed in the EU, but their presence is being monitored due to potential risks…

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mercury in petfood from Thailand

The EU has issued a safety alert regarding canned pet food from Thailand containing mercury levels exceeding the permitted limit. Mercury was found at 1.3 +/- 0.3 mg/kg, surpassing the maximum allowed of 0.3 mg/kg. The…

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Cyanide in linseed from the Netherlands

There is a potential risk due to high levels of cyanide found in linseed imported from the Netherlands, with a detected content of 279 mg/kg exceeding the permitted limit of 250 mg/kg. The affected linseed has not been…

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Salmonella Indiana in turkey meal (PAP)

A safety alert has been issued for turkey meal originating from Germany, where Salmonella Indiana was detected in a sample. The product is currently distributed in Finland. The alert indicates a potential risk but does…

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Salmonella enterica ser. Tennessee in rapeseed meal from Iceland

A batch of rapeseed meal from Iceland has been found to contain Salmonella Tennessee bacteria, which can be harmful if ingested. The presence of these bacteria exceeds the maximum permitted level. No further action is…

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unauthorised additive ethoxyquin in feed

The EU has identified fish powder feed contaminated with the unauthorised additive ethoxyquin, which is not permitted in animal feed. The presence of this additive poses a potential risk to animal health. The product…

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Salmonella Isagni in PAP (feather and blood meal)

Finland has issued a product safety alert for processed animal protein (PAP) feed materials imported from Lithuania, as they contain Salmonella Isangi bacteria. This poses a risk since no level of pathogenic…

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Salmonella spp. in fishmeal from Mauritania

Spain has issued a safety alert for fishmeal imported from Mauritania due to the detection of Salmonella bacteria, which exceeds permissible levels. The affected product is currently not distributed within Spain, and…

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