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Recall: frozen duck meat over Salmonella Typhimurium

RASFF notification 2026.9483: Salmonella Typhimurium found in frozen young duck meat from Hungary, distributed to Croatia and Slovenia.

Published Source: EU RASFF Issued by: Slovenija (RASFF)
Why it was recalled Salmonella Typhimurium in frozen duck meat
What to do Do not consume the product; return it to the shop where it was bought or discard it. For more information, contact the competent authorities.

Products 1

Quickfrozen young duck without giblets - grade A 1600 - 2000 g

The European Commission validated RASFF notification 2026.9483 on 23 October 2026 concerning Salmonella Typhimurium in frozen duck meat originating from Hungary. The product is described as Quickfrozen young duck without giblets - grade A, 1600 - 2000 g, stored frozen.

The product was distributed to Croatia and Slovenia, and the notification was submitted by Slovenia. Slovenia has carried out a recall from consumers and issued a public warning via a press release. Croatia is listed as a country for follow-up, with a company in Croatia involved; according to the notification, no action was taken in Croatia.

The classification is an alert notification and the risk is potentially serious. The notification is based on official control on the market. For further information, contact the authorities named in the notice.

Data source Europska komisija – RASFF (sustav brzog uzbunjivanja za hranu i hranu za životinje) (EU RASFF) Original notice

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