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Alerts in which Netherlands appears as the notifying country, the country of origin of the product, or a country where the product was distributed (RASFF). 3,213 alerts in total.

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Salmonella Infantis in chilled chicken meat from Ukraine

Chilled chicken meat from Ukraine was found to contain Salmonella infantis, a pathogenic micro-organism, with 5 positive results per 25g. The product, distributed in the Netherlands, is no longer on the market. The risk…

Pathogenic micro-organismsPoultry meat and poultry meat products

RASFF

Salmonella Infantis in chilled chicken breast fillet from Ukraine

Chilled chicken breast fillet from Ukraine has been found to contain Salmonella infantis, a type of pathogenic micro-organism. The product is likely no longer available in the market according to the notification from…

Pathogenic micro-organismsPoultry meat and poultry meat products

RASFF

Patulin in apple juice from Germany

German apple juice products have been found to contain high levels of patulin, a mycotoxin, exceeding the maximum allowed limit. The affected juices were distributed to France and the Netherlands, posing potential…

MycotoxinsNon-alcoholic beverages

RASFF

Novel food CBD in tea from the Netherlands

A product called "Tee" from the Netherlands contains a novel food ingredient, cannabidiol (CBD), at levels exceeding 1780mg/kg. This has been detected during an official check in another EU country and no distribution…

Novel foodCocoa and cocoa preparations, coffee and tea

RASFF

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…

Biological contaminantsFeed materials

RASFF

Pest infestation in rice from Thailand, via the Netherlands

Red rice from Thailand, distributed via the Netherlands, was found to contain insect infestations classified as foreign bodies. The European Union has halted distribution of the product from Germany following official…

Foreign bodiesCereals and bakery products

RASFF

High level of CBD in fruit gummies from the Netherlands

Austria has issued a safety alert for fruit gummies containing high levels of cannabidiol (CBD), an unauthorised novel food ingredient, sold in the Netherlands. The product contains 185 ± 19 mg/kg of CBD and is not…

Novel foodConfectionery

RASFF

Escherichia coli in mussels

Mussels from Northern Ireland have been found to contain high levels of a type of bacteria called Escherichia coli, which can cause illness. The level of contamination is higher than the allowed maximum.

Pathogenic micro-organismsBivalve molluscs and products thereof

RASFFSerious risk

Salmonella Farsta in carnati de porc

The Romanian authorities have informed the EU that some pork sausages from Romania contain Salmonella Farsta, a type of bacteria that can cause serious illness. The presence of this bacterium exceeds safe levels and…

Pathogenic micro-organismsMeat and meat products (other than poultry)

RASFFSerious risk

Salmonella spp. in almonds from the United States

Almonds from the US have been contaminated with Salmonella bacteria. This is a serious health risk that can cause illness in people who eat them. The affected almonds are being distributed to other EU countries…

Pathogenic micro-organismsNuts, nut products and seeds

RASFFSerious risk

Aflatoxin B1 in Groundnuts from Argentina

Groundnuts imported from Argentina have been found to contain high levels of aflatoxin B1, a mycotoxin that can be hazardous to human health. The levels of aflatoxins in these groundnuts exceed the permitted maximum…

MycotoxinsNuts, nut products and seeds

RASFFSerious risk

Listeria monocytogenes in prepared air meals from the Netherlands

Prepared air meals from the Netherlands have been found to contain Listeria monocytogenes, a serious pathogenic micro-organism. The affected products include vegetarian, chicken, and salmon options. These products were…

Pathogenic micro-organismsPrepared dishes and snacks

RASFF

Foreign object in salad

Notified by Denmark · origin: Netherlands

Other risksFruits and vegetables

RASFFSerious risk

Salmonella en carne de pollo congelada de Brasil

Spanish authorities have detected Salmonella in frozen chicken meat from Brazil, exceeding permissible limits. The contaminated product has been intercepted at the border and has not reached the market.

Pathogenic micro-organismsPoultry meat and poultry meat products

RASFF

foreign body in food supplement

A food supplement has been found to contain a foreign object in some batches. The affected products were distributed to the Netherlands and Belgium. Consumers are advised to check their products for any signs of…

Foreign bodiesDietetic foods, food supplements and fortified foods

RASFFSerious risk

MOAH in preserved anchovy from Vietnam

Preserved Ground Anchovy Mam Nêm Xay from Vietnam contains high levels of mineral oil aromatic hydrocarbons (MOAH), exceeding the allowed limit. This poses a serious risk to consumers. The product has not been…

Environmental pollutantsFish and fish products

RASFFSerious risk

Salmonella spp. in poultry meat preparation from Brazil.

Frozen salted chicken half breasts from Brazil have been found to contain Salmonella bacteria, which can cause serious illness in humans. The contamination level exceeds EU safety limits. The product has not yet been…

Pathogenic micro-organismsPoultry meat and poultry meat products

RASFFSerious risk

STEC in meat from the Netherlands

The EU has issued a safety alert about meat products from the Netherlands that may contain a type of bacteria called Escherichia coli shigatoxin-producing, which can cause serious health problems. The contaminated meat…

Pathogenic micro-organismsMeat and meat products (other than poultry)

RASFF

Clostridium Botulinum in honey from Spain

Spanish honey contains Clostridium botulinum, a harmful pathogen, at levels that exceed safety standards. This risk was identified through internal company testing in the Netherlands.

Pathogenic micro-organismsHoney and royal jelly