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.
The European Commission has issued a safety alert regarding raw materials category 3 beef from the Netherlands and Belgium due to potential contamination with Salmonella bacteria. The risk level is considered potential…
Sorghum feed material from France contains ragweed seeds at levels exceeding safety limits; it has 387 mg/kg while the maximum allowed is 2 mg/kg. This product was notified by Belgium after official market control and…
A food supplement from the United States was found to contain pancreatin, a digestive enzyme not typically permitted in such products. The item is currently available for purchase online and poses a potential risk due…
A metal piece has been found in a batch of cat feed imported from China and distributed to Norway and Sweden. The presence of the metal piece poses a potentially serious risk to cats that eat the contaminated food. The…
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…
A food supplement containing high levels of curcumin and piperine from Germany is being monitored due to potential health risks associated with excessive intake. The product is available for purchase online, according…
The European Union has issued a safety alert due to potential contamination with Salmonella in sesame seeds imported from India. The presence of Salmonella was detected during border controls, but the product is not yet…
Dried figs imported from Turkey have been found to contain aflatoxin B1 and total aflatoxin levels that exceed EU maximum limits. The product has not yet entered the market and was detained by French border authorities.
Switzerland has issued a product safety alert for chicken breast pieces in salad bowls, noting that they may not have been cooked thoroughly enough. This concern was raised based on a consumer complaint and originates…
Notified by Poland · origin: Poland
The EU has issued a safety alert for processed animal protein from New Zealand due to potential contamination with Salmonella Derby, a pathogenic bacteria. The product was detected at the border and has not yet been…
Denmark has issued a product safety alert for ice cream from Poland due to the detection of undeclared egg protein, which poses a serious risk to consumers with egg allergies. The affected products have not been…
Green beans from Kenya contain higher than allowed levels of bifenthrin, a pesticide residue. The levels found are slightly above the maximum permitted amount. The product has not yet been placed on the market and was…
Wild blueberries from Kosovo were detained at the EU border due to concerns about the absence of health guarantees. The product, which has not yet been released to the market, poses a non-serious risk according to the…
Notified by Italy · origin: Spain
Green tea from Azerbaijan has been found to contain pesticide residues at levels exceeding safety limits in Poland. The detected pesticides include acetamiprid, dinotefuran, and tolfenpyrad, with concentrations…
Sweden has issued a product safety alert for cookies imported from Iran, which contain unauthorized animal ingredients. These cookies pose a potential risk but have not been distributed in the notifying country…
Frozen duck meat from Poland has been found to contain Salmonella Enteritidis, a pathogenic micro-organism. The presence of this bacterium was detected in 25 mg per gram of product. No affected products have been…
Austria and Slovenia have issued a safety alert for boiled potatoes due to undeclared sulphites, which can be harmful to people with allergies. The product contains 78 mg/kg of sulphite, a level that could cause serious…
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 EU has issued a safety alert regarding wheat middling pellets from Belgium and the Netherlands, which contain Salmonella Anatum, a pathogenic micro-organism. These feed materials pose a potential risk due to the…
A batch of clams from France has been found to contain high levels of pathogenic Escherichia coli, exceeding the maximum permitted limit. The risk is classified as serious, and the contaminated product was distributed…
The European Union has issued a safety alert due to the presence of Salmonella bacteria in organic dandelion leaves from Italy. These contaminated leaves may have been distributed to several countries including Austria…
Cooked sausages from Austria have been found to contain high levels of Staphylococcus bacteria, which can cause illness. The presence of these bacteria