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Alerts in which Croatia appears as the notifying country, the country of origin of the product, or a country where the product was distributed (RASFF). 612 alerts in total.

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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.

Biological contaminantsFeed materials

RASFFSerious risk

Monophasic Salmonella Typhimurium and Strathcona in cherry tomatoes

Cherry tomatoes from Italy have been found to contain Salmonella Typhimurium monophasic and Strathcona, posing a serious health risk due to the presence of pathogenic micro-organisms. The affected products were…

Pathogenic micro-organismsFruits and vegetables

RASFFSerious risk

High content of mercury in swordfish fillet from Spain

Some thawed swordfish fillets from Spain have been found to contain high levels of mercury, exceeding the permitted limit. The affected products are no longer expected to be available for sale. The contaminated products…

Heavy metalsFish and fish products

RASFF

Shipment of green tea from Serbia without accompanying documentation

A shipment of green tea from China has been detained at a Croatian border due to missing documentation. The product is still allowed to travel to its destination, but only under customs seals. The risk level associated…

Other risksCocoa and cocoa preparations, coffee and tea

RASFF

Pyrrolizidine alkaloids in tea mixture from Croatia

Some tea mixtures from Croatia have been found to contain high levels of a naturally occurring toxin called pyrrolizidine alkaloid, exceeding permitted limits. This can potentially cause serious health issues. The…

Natural toxins (other)Herbs and spices

RASFF

Molds and changes in the organoleptic properties of dates from Iran

Dates from Iran have been found to contain high levels of non-pathogenic moulds (19 CFU/g) and altered sensory characteristics. These issues were detected through official market controls in Croatia, which also noted…

Non-pathogenic micro-organismsFruits and vegetables