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Recall: OkinaWa Kombu kelp 50g over elevated iodine levels

The Ministry of Agriculture recalls OkinaWa Kombu kelp 50g, best before 31.10.2020, from Japan, over elevated levels of the trace element iodine.

Published Source: HAPIH Issued by: Ministarstvo poljoprivrede
Recall: OkinaWa Kombu kelp 50g over elevated iodine levels
Source: HAPIH
Why it was recalled elevated levels of iodine
What to do Consumers should not use OkinaWa Kombu kelp 50g with best-before date 31.10.2020 and can return it to the shop where it was bought.

Products 1

Okinawa Kombu alge (kelp) 50g Okinawa · 50g
Date
31.10.2020.

The Ministry of Agriculture informs consumers about the recall of the product OkinaWa Kombu alge (kelp), 50g, best before: 31.10.2020, originating from Japan.

The product is recalled because of an elevated amount of the trace element iodine. The detected iodine level exceeds EFSA's recommended daily intake and may pose a health risk to consumers. The product does not comply with Regulation (EC) No 178/2002.

The product is placed on the market by the food business operator BIOVEGA d.o.o., Majstorska 1E, Zagreb. The notice applies exclusively to the product with the details given above.

Consumers should not use this product.

Data source Hrvatska agencija za poljoprivredu i hranu (HAPIH) Original notice

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