Food & beverages – Current GIS Alerts 2026
Found 570 alerts in the Food & beverages category. Check batch numbers, shops, and hazard information.
Common hazards in this category
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Protein Dessert Bar 50 g Crunchy Caramel
Presence of gluten (>20 mg/kg) in a product labeled as gluten-free. Potential effects: allergic reactions in people with celiac disease or wheat allergy.
Choco Pro 50 g salted caramel
Presence of gluten (>20 mg/kg) in a product labeled as gluten-free. Potential effects: allergic reactions in people with celiac disease or wheat allergy.
Protein Bar 70 g coconut-vanilla (16/box)
Presence of gluten (>20 mg/kg) in a product labeled as gluten-free. Potential effects: allergic reactions in people with celiac disease or wheat allergy.
Choco Pro 50 g double chocolate
Presence of gluten (>20 mg/kg) in a product labeled as gluten-free. Potential effects: allergic reactions in people with celiac disease or wheat allergy.
Protein Bar 70 g double chocolate
Presence of gluten (>20 mg/kg) in a product labeled as gluten-free. Potential effects: allergic reactions in people with celiac disease or wheat allergy.
Protein Bar 70 g pistachio
Presence of gluten (>20 mg/kg) in a product labeled as gluten-free. Potential effects: allergic reactions in people with celiac disease or wheat allergy.
Protein Bar 70 g salted caramel
Presence of gluten (>20 mg/kg) in a product labeled as gluten-free. Potential effects: allergic reactions in people with celiac disease or wheat allergy.
Poppy seeds, 500 g, KRESTO
Exceeded the maximum permitted level of opium alkaloids in poppy seeds; consumption of the batch may pose a health risk. Potential effects: poisoning, neurological symptoms, other toxic effects.
SERENO hulled sesame, 200 g
Salmonella spp. detected in 1 of 5 samples of hulled sesame. Consumption of contaminated product may cause food poisoning. Potential effects: food poisoning.
Wheat flour universal type 650, 1 kg, Dobre plony
Detected Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC) in wheat flour; consumption without adequate heat treatment and risk of cross-contamination. Potential effects: hemorrhagic colitis, hemolytic-uremic syndrome (HUS), poisoning.
Linden nectar honey, glass jars 1000 g, 650 g, 370 g
Presence of sulfonamides was detected in the product; they may cause allergic reactions in sensitized individuals. Potential effects: allergic reactions in sensitized individuals.
Pickled grape leaves 680 g, brand Armenium
Exceeded maximum residue levels of 15 pesticides detected in the product. Potential effects: poisoning, long-term health effects.
Bio Gomasio Original 225G
Possible presence of Alternaria toxins produced by Alternaria molds; consumption may be harmful to human health. Potential effects: poisoning, gastrointestinal symptoms, possible long-term effects.
Atlantic salad cold-smoked salmon, 100 g, Fisher King
Salmonella spp. detected in 1 of 5 samples; consumption may cause food poisoning. Potential effects: food poisoning, diarrhea, vomiting, dehydration.
Raisins Iglotex Professional 1 kg
Higher than permitted level of ochratoxin A detected in raisins from Uzbekistan. Potential effects: toxic effects, kidney damage.
Raisins 1 kg
Higher than permitted level of ochratoxin A detected in raisins from Uzbekistan. Potential effects: toxic effects, kidney damage.
Raisins 1 kg, Simpl
Higher than permitted level of ochratoxin A detected in raisins from Uzbekistan. Potential effects: toxic effects, kidney damage.
Morbier AOP cheese
Suspected presence of Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC), which can cause hemorrhagic colitis and hemolytic-uremic syndrome (HUS).\n\nPotential effects: foodborne illness, bloody diarrhea, risk of HUS.
Alpenfest Chocolate-coated pretzels (milk and dark), 140 g
May cause a burning sensation in the mouth and pain of the tongue and oral cavity. Potential effects: oral irritation, pain and discomfort.
10 Fresh eggs
Testing detected Salmonella spp. on eggshells; consumption of raw or undercooked eggs carries a risk of food poisoning. Potential effects: food poisoning.
What to do if you bought a recalled product?
If you have purchased any of the products listed above, stop using or consuming them immediately. You can return the product to the store where you bought it for a full refund. Keep the receipt if possible, but most stores will accept returns even without one.