Notice Risk not stated Food

Stopped at the border: dried ginger from India without official controls and CHED-D

RASFF 2026.9024: border rejection of a consignment of dried ginger from India due to absence of official controls and CHED-D; detained and returned to the consignor.

Why it was recalled Absence of official controls and CHED-D
What to do The product did not reach the market, so consumers need to do nothing.

Products 1

Dried ginger

The European Commission published RASFF notification 2026.9024 on 12 October 2026, a border rejection notification concerning a consignment of dried ginger originating in India.

The reason is the absence of official controls and the missing CHED-D document. The product is food in laminated paper bags of 15.89 kg net each.

The consignment was detained at border control and returned to the consignor; there was no distribution from the notifying country. The notification was made by Croatia and a company in Croatia is involved. More information is available on the HAPIH website.

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

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