RASFF · 7,159 alerts
RASFF, the EU Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed, lets national food safety authorities share information about risks found in food, animal feed and food contact materials — from Salmonella and aflatoxins to undeclared allergens and pesticide residues, including products stopped at the EU border.
An EU safety alert has been issued regarding a food product from Poland that contains an unauthorized novel food ingredient called creatine malate. The product was found during official controls in some member states…
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…
An official EU product safety alert has identified Salmonella infantis in chilled chicken leg quarters from Romania. The product, distributed in Czechia, is no longer on the market following the detection. The alert was…
The Netherlands has restricted distribution of a groundnut product (peanuts 38/42) imported from the United States after official market controls found aflatoxin B1 at 18 µg/kg and total aflatoxins at 20 µg/kg, both…
Notified by Netherlands · origin: Netherlands
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Notified by Bulgaria · origin: Argentina
Duck breasts from Poland have been identified as containing Salmonella Enteritidis, a pathogenic micro-organism that is not permitted in the product. This serious safety risk was detected during official market controls…
Amaranthus from Togo was found to contain pesticide residues exceeding EU safety limits, including clothianidin (0.27 mg/kg vs. max 0.01), omethoate (0.011 mg/kg vs. max 0.01), and thiamethoxam (0.26 mg/kg vs. max…
Notified by Germany · origin: India
Chilled chicken thighs from Romania, specifically the Fed Corn product, were found to contain Salmonella infantis, a pathogenic microorganism, in samples tested in Czechia. The contamination exceeds EU safety limits…
Notified by Austria · origin: Egypt
Notified by Bulgaria · origin: Greece
Notified by Netherlands · origin: Argentina
Notified by Belgium · origin: France
Notified by Greece · origin: China
Notified by Netherlands · origin: Germany
Notified by Croatia · origin: Albania
Notified by Spain · origin: Vietnam
Notified by Spain · origin: China
Notified by Italy · origin: Netherlands
Notified by Poland · origin: India, United States, Unknown Origin
Notified by Latvia · origin: Lithuania