Country · 1,058 alerts
Alerts in which Romania appears as the notifying country, the country of origin of the product, or a country where the product was distributed (RASFF). 1,058 alerts in total.
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…
Romania has issued a product safety alert for dried white beans imported from Egypt due to excessive levels of the pesticide malathion, measuring .71 mg/kg compared to the permitted limit of .2 mg/kg. The distribution…
Tests have found high levels of a natural toxin called pyrrolizidine alkaloids in dried organic savory from Germany. The levels exceed the maximum permitted amount, posing a serious risk to consumers if ingested. This…
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…
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…
EU officials have found Salmonella Enteritidis in chicken breasts imported from Romania, posing a serious risk to human health. The bacteria were detected during official checks on the market in Italy. Importation of…
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…
Fresh tomatoes from Türkiye, with a maximum diameter of less than 47 mm, were found to contain acetamiprid pesticide residues at 0.33 mg/kg, exceeding the maximum permitted level of 0.06 mg/kg. The product was detained…
The EU has issued a safety alert for chilled chicken breast from Romania due to the presence of Salmonella Enteritidis and Salmonella infantis, both pathogenic micro-organisms that are not permitted in food products…
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…
Chicken breast products from Romania have been found to contain Salmonella Enteritidis and Salmonella Infantis, which are pathogenic micro-organisms. These findings exceed safety limits, posing a serious risk; the…
Notified by Romania · origin: United States
Romania has issued a product safety alert for hulled sesame seeds from India due to excessive levels of pesticide residues, including bifenthrin, chlorpyrifos (an unauthorized substance), and methoxyfenozide. The…
Cheese products from France have been found to contain E. coli STEC bacteria at a level of detection per 25 grams (maximum allowed is none). The affected cheese has been distributed across multiple European countries…
The EU has been informed that a batch of pet food supplements from the US was released for distribution in Romania without undergoing veterinary checks. This means the products may not have met EU safety standards. The…
Italian authorities have issued a safety alert for frozen chicken thighs imported from Romania due to the presence of Salmonella Enteritidis and Salmonella Infantis, which exceed permissible levels. This poses a serious…
Chicken breasts from Romania have been found to contain Salmonella Enteritidis and Infantis bacteria, which can cause serious illness. The presence of these bacteria exceeds the permitted limit. The product is no longer…
An EU safety alert reports that chilled chicken thighs and drumsticks originating from Romania were found to contain Salmonella spp and Salmonella infantis above the allowed limit of non‑detectable levels per 25 g. The…
Notified by Italy · origin: Italy
Some poultry meat products from Romania have been found to contain Salmonella infantis bacteria. This is a type of pathogenic micro-organism that can cause illness in humans. The products are no longer being sold, as…
Some chilled chicken breasts from Romania have been found to contain Salmonella infantis, a type of bacteria that can cause illness in humans. The levels of contamination exceeded EU safety limits. The product is no…
Salmonella bacteria were detected in gizzards and hearts from Romania, exceeding the permissible limit of undetectable levels. The affected product, originating from Romania, is being distributed to other EU member…
Notified by Croatia · origin: Croatia
The EU has issued a safety alert for chilled chicken breast fillet from Ukraine, which contains Salmonella infantis bacteria that can cause illness. The product is no longer on the market and was detected at a border…