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Alerts in which Czechia appears as the notifying country, the country of origin of the product, or a country where the product was distributed (RASFF). 2,499 alerts in total.

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Nicotine in mint sweets from the United States

A safety alert was issued for mint sweets from the United States, which contained nicotine pesticide residues. The product, distributed in Germany, posed a serious health risk and is no longer on the market. The alert…

Pesticide residuesConfectionery

RASFF

plastic bowls with absorbent liners

Plastic bowls with absorbent liners from Belgium have been identified as potentially unsafe for food contact due to a company’s internal checks. These items are currently being distributed across other EU member states.

Other risksFood contact materials

RASFF

Unauthorized novel food in food supplement from Poland

An unauthorized novel food in a food supplement from Poland has been reported, posing a potential risk. The product was distributed from Poland to the Czech Republic following a consumer complaint.

Composition and additivesDietetic foods, food supplements and fortified foods

RASFF

Salmonella Infantis in chilled chicken upper thighs from Romania

An official EU alert reports that chilled chicken upper thighs from Romania were found to contain Salmonella Infantis, a pathogenic bacterium that should be absent in 25 g of product. The presence of this microorganism…

Pathogenic micro-organismsPoultry meat and poultry meat products

RASFF

Delimination of meat pad from Germany

A meat pad from Germany has been identified as potentially unsafe based on a consumer complaint in France. The product is distributed to several EU countries including Czechia, Denmark, Finland, France, Italy, Poland…

Other risksFood contact materials

RASFF

Salmonella Infantis in frozen chicken legs from Poland

Frozen chicken legs imported from Poland may contain Salmonella infantis bacteria, which can cause food poisoning. The bacteria were found in a sample tested in the Czech Republic. The product is not currently being…

Pathogenic micro-organismsPoultry meat and poultry meat products

RASFF

Diethyltoluamide in bio kepl origin Canada froM Netherlands

The bio kelp powder, distributed from Bulgaria and originating in Canada, has been subject to an official EU product safety alert based on market controls conducted in Bulgaria. Despite concerns, there is no identified…

Other risksDietetic foods, food supplements and fortified foods

RASFF

Salmonella Infantis in chilled chicken thigh fillets from Hungary

Chilled chicken thigh fillets from Hungary are recalled due to the presence of Salmonella Infantis, which exceeds the maximum permitted level. The product is no longer available in the market according to official…

Pathogenic micro-organismsPoultry meat and poultry meat products

RASFF

Salmonella Infantis in chilled chicken leg quarters from Romania

Chilled chicken leg quarters from Romania have been found to contain Salmonella Infantis, a pathogenic micro-organism that exceeds the permitted safety levels. The affected product is no longer available in the market…

Pathogenic micro-organismsPoultry meat and poultry meat products

RASFF

Products containing Amanita muscaria (muscimol) offered online

The EU has issued a safety alert for products containing Amanita muscaria, sold as dietetic foods or supplements online. These products pose a potentially serious risk and the alert was triggered by consumer complaints…

Other risksDietetic foods, food supplements and fortified foods

RASFF

Salmonella Mbandaka in poultry blood meal from Spain

Poultry blood meal, a product for animal consumption from Spain, has been found to contain Salmonella Mbandaka, which is not permitted in any amount. This was detected during official market controls in the Czech…

Pathogenic micro-organismsAnimal by-products

RASFFSerious risk

Grayanotoxin in honey from Nepal, via the Netherlands

Honey from Nepal, distributed in Austria, Czechia, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland, and Spain, contains grayanotoxins at 64 mg/kg, posing a serious health risk. The Netherlands acted as the intermediary country, and the…

Natural toxins (other)Honey and royal jelly

RASFF

Enterobacteriaceae in pet food

Non-pathogenic Enterobacteriaceae bacteria have been detected in canned pet food from the Netherlands. The product has been found in several countries including Czechia, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden…

Non-pathogenic micro-organismsPet food

RASFF

Delta-9-THC and delta-8-THC in jelly gummies from Netherlands.

The Dutch product safety authorities in the Netherlands have issued an alert regarding jelly gummies that contain unauthorized levels of delta-9-THC and delta-8-THC, with concentrations significantly higher than…

CompositionConfectionery

RASFF

Salmonella spp. in frozen chicken thighs from Ukraine

The EU has issued a safety alert regarding deep frozen chicken parts from Ukraine, which were found to contain Salmonella spp., a pathogenic micro-organism not allowed in such products. The Czech Republic reported the…

Pathogenic micro-organismsPoultry meat and poultry meat products