Recall: Lan smeđi 150g and 200g over elevated hydrogen cyanide levels
Croatian inspectorate recalls Lan smeđi 150g (LOT 70/26) and 200g (LOT 11/26, 83/26) over elevated hydrogen cyanide; origin Kazakhstan.
Products 3
- LOT / batch
70/26- Date
- 20.02.2027.
- LOT / batch
11/26- Date
- 25.02.2027.
- LOT / batch
83/26- Date
- 10.03.2027.
The Croatian Inspectorate informs consumers about the recall of the following products: Lan smeđi 150g, LOT 70/26, best before 20.02.2027; Lan smeđi 200g, LOT 11/26, best before 25.02.2027; and Lan smeđi 200g, LOT 83/26, best before 10.03.2027.
The products are being recalled because of elevated levels of hydrogen cyanide. The product does not comply with Regulation (EC) No 178/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council laying down the general principles and requirements of food law.
The supplier is ADVENT d.o.o., Jelenčići 61D, Pazin, and the country of origin is Kazakhstan. Details of the recall are available on the company's website.
This notice applies exclusively to the product with the details listed above.
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