Stopped at the border: red peppers with acetamiprid from Albania
RASFF 2026.7880: border rejection of a consignment of red peppers from Albania with 0.23 mg/kg acetamiprid; consignment destroyed in Croatia.
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The European Commission validated RASFF notification 2026.7880 on 7 September 2026, a border rejection notification concerning red peppers from Albania, notified by Croatia.
A sample taken on 26 June 2026 showed acetamiprid at 0.23 mg/kg, which led to the consignment being stopped at border control. The risk is considered serious.
There was no distribution from the notifying country; the measure taken is destruction in Croatia. Companies in Albania and Croatia are involved in the notification.
For more information, see the Croatian consumer information pages at hapih.hr/potrosacki-kutak/.
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