Recall: frozen strawberries from Egypt with norovirus, also distributed in Croatia
RASFF 2026.7229: norovirus found in frozen strawberries from Egypt (300 g). Distributed to Croatia; Germany recalled the product from consumers.
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The European Commission published RASFF notification 2026.7229 on 14 August 2026 concerning frozen strawberries from Egypt, packed in a colourfully printed cardboard folding box of 300.0 g. Norovirus was detected in the product during official controls on the market (positive in 25 g; sampled on 16 July 2026).
The risk is considered serious. The product was distributed to Croatia, Czechia, Germany, Liechtenstein, Netherlands and Slovakia; the notification is addressed to Croatia as well, which has been asked to follow up. Germany has carried out a recall from consumers.
Consumers are advised not to eat the frozen strawberries covered by this notice and to return them to the shop where they were bought. Further information is available from the national consumer information pages listed with the notification, including hapih.hr for Croatia.
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