Recall: ApnaBaba ALSI (LINSEED) 400 g linseed over hydrocyanic acid
Recall of ApnaBaba ALSI (LINSEED) 400 g linseed, EAN 050519871235, best before 20.06.2027, over elevated hydrocyanic acid levels.
Products 1
- EAN
050519871235- Date
- 20.06.2027.
The Croatian Inspectorate (Državni inspektorat Republike Hrvatske) informs consumers about the recall of the product Sjemenke lana ApnaBaba, ALSI (LINSEED) 400 g, EAN code 050519871235, best before 20.06.2027, due to elevated levels of hydrocyanic acid.
The product does not comply with Regulation (EC) No 178/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 January 2002 laying down the general principles and requirements of food law, establishing the European Food Safety Authority and laying down procedures in matters of food safety.
The supplier is Fresh Tropical Srl by Jawad, Corbetta, Italy, and retail is GORKHAS AND ASSOCIATES d.o.o., Zagreb. The country of origin is India. The notice applies exclusively to the product with the details above.
Consumers should not use this product.
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