Stopped at the border: peach from Turkey with etoxazole
RASFF 2026.7502: border control stopped a consignment of fresh peaches from Turkey with etoxazole at 0.084 mg/kg; the consignment was destroyed in Croatia.
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The European Commission validated RASFF notification 2026.7502 on 25 August 2026 concerning fresh peaches from Turkey found to contain the pesticide etoxazole at 0.084 mg/kg (sampled on 17 August 2026).
This is a border rejection notification: the consignment was detained at border control and did not reach the market. The measure recorded is destruction of the consignment in Croatia, and the product travelled under customs seals.
The notification was made by Croatia and the product originates from Türkiye. Further consumer information is available from HAPIH.
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