Country · 802 alerts
Alerts in which Latvia appears as the notifying country, the country of origin of the product, or a country where the product was distributed (RASFF). 802 alerts in total.
Fresh dill from Uzbekistan has been found to contain prohibited pesticides, profenofos and chlorfenapyr, at levels exceeding authorized limits. This product is no longer being distributed to other EU member countries.
A nylon serving spatula from China has been found to contain high levels of 4,4'-diaminodiphenylmethane (MDA), a primary aromatic amine that can migrate into food. The product exceeds the maximum permitted migration…
Notified by Latvia · origin: China
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.
Latvia has notified that green tea from China was detained at a border control post due to the absence of official controls and CHED-D (Controlled Health, Environment, and Development) measures. The product has not yet…
An official EU alert reports that Listeria monocytogenes was found in all five 25 g samples of frozen skinless salmon fillet pieces tested. The product, originating from Norway and intended for distribution in Denmark…
Chicken leg quarters from Poland have been flagged for containing the pathogenic micro-organism Salmonella Infantis, with the bacteria detected in three out of five tested units. The product was identified during an…
The EU has issued a safety alert regarding a food supplement containing yohimbine hydrochloride from the United States, which poses a potentially serious risk. The product is distributed online, and the alert was…
The EU has issued a safety alert about certain cardamoms from India that do not have official certificates, which are necessary for safe trade. These products were intercepted at the border before they could be sold in…
Some green tea products from China have been found to contain excessive levels of pesticide residues, including tolfenpyrad, thiamethoxam, and lambda-cyhalothrin. These levels are above the maximum permitted limits set…
Minced pork from Lithuania has been contaminated with Salmonella Typhimurium bacteria. The contamination was detected in one out of five units tested. The product is no longer on the market but it may have been…
Some cold-smoked Atlantic salmon fillet products from Lithuania have been found to contain Listeria monocytogenes, a serious health risk. The contaminated products were detected in samples taken during official control…
Some chicken meat in a three-cheese marinade from Estonia has been found to contain Salmonella infantis bacteria. This type of bacteria can cause serious illness. The product is no longer being sold on the market.
Pork muscle meat from Lithuania has been found to contain Escherichia coli bacteria that can cause illness in people who eat contaminated meat. This product is not being distributed to other EU countries. The presence…
Some ground coriander imported from Russia and distributed in Latvia and Russia has been found
Cold-smoked mackerel pieces originating from Latvia were found to contain the pathogenic micro-organism Listeria monocytogenes following an official market control in Lithuania. The product is presumably no longer on…
Some fresh chicken sausages with herbs from Lithuania may contain Salmonella Agona bacteria. This can cause serious illness if ingested. The affected products are no longer being sold in the EU countries where they were…
An EU product safety alert has been issued for a consignment of fruit of the species Vaccinium myrtillus from Russia, after a mismatch was found between the declared blueberries and the physical contents. Latvia…
Latvian authorities have detected Salmonella infantis in one out of five units of boneless skinless chicken thighs from Poland. The product is believed to no longer be available for sale in Latvia and Poland.
An official EU alert reports that Salmonella Hadar was detected in 1 out of 5 units of frozen broiler chicken breast from Estonia. The product, which is not yet on the market, is distributed in Estonia and Latvia. The…
A chicken meat product in a three-cheese marinade from Estonia has been found to contain Salmonella Newport bacteria in one out of five samples tested. The affected product is no longer available in the market and was…
The cold-smoked whole capelin from Lithuania has been found to contain Listeria monocytogenes in two out of five samples tested. This poses a serious health risk and the product is distributed only in Latvia and…
The hair clipper Esperanza “GALANT” (model EBC005) contains excessive lead in its solder (up to 59% by weight) and high levels of phthalates (DEHP up to 15%, DBP 0.16%) in its plastic, violating EU regulations on…