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.
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.
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.
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…
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.
Notified by Netherlands · origin: Germany
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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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