Illegal import of goods of animal origin from Thailand
Illegal meat and egg products from Thailand have been detected in Europe, containing porcine DNA through adulteration or fraud. These products have not yet reached the market.
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Alerts in which Thailand appears as the notifying country, the country of origin of the product, or a country where the product was distributed (RASFF). 208 alerts in total.
Illegal meat and egg products from Thailand have been detected in Europe, containing porcine DNA through adulteration or fraud. These products have not yet reached the market.
Some sweet basil from Thailand has been contaminated with E. coli, a type of bacteria that can cause illness. The level of contamination is 2350 CFU/g, which is considered potentially serious. The contaminated product…
The EU has issued a safety alert regarding canned pet food from Thailand containing mercury levels exceeding the permitted limit. Mercury was found at 1.3 +/- 0.3 mg/kg, surpassing the maximum allowed of 0.3 mg/kg. The…
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…
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…
Chili peppers from Thailand have been found to contain excessive levels of the pesticide acetamiprid in Norway, with a detection level of .41 mg/kg compared to the maximum allowed limit of .9 mg/kg. The affected chili…
The EU has issued a safety alert about meat products imported from Thailand, which have been found to contain both porcine and poultry DNA. This suggests that the products may be adulterated or mislabelled. The products…
Poland has issued a product safety alert for pineapple slices in syrup from Thailand due to abnormal sensory characteristics, such as taste and smell, indicating potential deterioration. The distribution of this product…
A Thai import of chili peppers has been found to contain higher levels of pesticide residue, specifically acetamiprid, than is allowed in the EU. The product was detected at a Norwegian border control point before it…
Notified by Italy · origin: Thailand
Notified by Denmark · origin: Thailand
Notified by Denmark · origin: Thailand
Notified by France · origin: Thailand
Notified by Denmark · origin: Thailand
Notified by Germany · origin: Netherlands
Notified by Germany · origin: Thailand
Notified by Poland · origin: India, Thailand, United States
Notified by Switzerland · origin: Thailand
Notified by Netherlands · origin: Thailand
Notified by Denmark · origin: Thailand
Notified by Germany · origin: Thailand
Notified by Germany · origin: Thailand
Notified by Netherlands · origin: Thailand
Notified by Finland · origin: Thailand