Country · 1,225 alerts
Alerts in which Slovakia appears as the notifying country, the country of origin of the product, or a country where the product was distributed (RASFF). 1,225 alerts in total.
Chilled chicken meat from Ukraine has been found to contain Salmonella infantis, a type of pathogenic bacteria. The product is likely no longer available in the market after being identified during border control checks…
Austria has issued a safety alert regarding pasta products from Slovakia. The products are labeled inadequately and contain high levels of spoilage microorganisms, including Enterobacteriaceae, mesophiles aerobic…
A pre-workout supplement containing Citrus aurantium, caffeine, and novel foods has been identified as posing a serious risk. Notified by France, the product originates from Slovenia but is not currently distributed in…
Salmonella Typhimurium was detected in minced pork meat from Poland, posing a serious health risk due to pathogenic micro-organisms. The product, distributed in Slovakia, is no longer on the market following official…
There is a safety alert about blanched sliced almonds from Italy that may contain a type of bacteria called Clostridium botulinum. The presence of these bacteria can cause serious illness. The affected product has been…
The alert concerns beef steak tartare that originated in the Czech Republic and was distributed in Slovakia. Listeria monocytogenes, a potentially serious pathogen, was detected in the product. Following the company’s…
A corn snack originating from Slovakia and distributed in Hungary was flagged as a serious risk due to the discovery of a metal piece. The alert was issued following a consumer complaint, and the product has not been…
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…
A Slovak product marketed as dietary supplements was identified through media monitoring as containing substances prohibited in the EU. The item was found to be available for purchase online, prompting a notification…
White beans from Poland have been found to contain Aspergillus flavus mould, which can pose a potential health risk. The affected product has not been distributed to other EU member countries. The presence of the mould…
Pork meat from Poland may contain residues of the veterinary medicine diclofenac at levels above what is permitted in the EU. This could potentially pose a risk to human health if consumed. The affected pork meat has…
Dried figs imported from Slovakia have been found to contain high levels of ochratoxin A, a mycotoxin that can pose a serious health risk. The level of ochratoxin A in these dried figs exceeds
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…
Cranberries from Slovakia were found to contain unauthorized pesticide residues, including tetramethrin and cyphenothrin, both exceeding maximum permitted levels. The products were reportedly removed from the market in…
Some pork meat preparations from Poland sold in Slovakia may contain Salmonella Typhimurium, a serious pathogenic micro-organism that can cause illness. The presence of these bacteria has been detected in 3 out of 5…
Notified by Italy · origin: Italy
An unauthorized food additive, titanium dioxide (E171), has been found in a cereal product originating from Poland. The discovery was reported by Hungary based on a consumer complaint, although there is no distribution…
A batch of lightly carbonated mineral water from the Czech Republic has been found to have serious chemical contamination, with a pH level of 14, indicating high alkalinity and potential harm. The contaminated product…
The European Union has issued a safety alert regarding beef tripe from Poland, which may have an abnormal smell. The product is no longer being sold in the market. This issue was reported due to a consumer complaint.
Ground psyllium husks imported from India contain unauthorized pesticide residues of chlorpyrifos at a level of .35 mg/kg, posing a potential serious risk. The product has been distributed in several EU countries…
Tins of bamboo shoots in strips or slices from China have been found to contain bisphenol A at levels up to 265 µg/kg, which exceeds the permitted limit of 5 µg/kg. The affected products were distributed across multiple…
The EU has issued a safety alert regarding dietary supplements sold on a website in the Netherlands. The products, made in the US, have been reported to be available for purchase online. An investigation is under way…
Notified by Slovenia · origin: Egypt