Eu informs our country to export sharpie and nylon meal spoon to be unqualified
According to the Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF) of the European Union, on May 9th, 2023, China was notified of the export of unsatisfactory Chinese sand pears and nylon cutlery to the EU. The details of the notification are as follows:
Notification Date: May 9th, 2023
Notifying Country: Finland
Notified Product: Sand Pears
Notification Number: 2023.3064
Reason for Notification: Exceeding the maximum limit of Dichlorvos (0.06 mg/kg); the maximum limit is 0.01mg/kg
Sales Status/Measures Taken: The product has not been distributed in the country/withdrawn from the market
Notification Type: Alert Notification
Notification Date: May 9th, 2023
Notifying Country: Ireland
Notified Product: Nylon Cutlery
Notification Number: 2023.3072
Reason for Notification: Excessive migration of primary aromatic amines (1.0656 ± 0.1194, 0.7489 ± 0.0838, 1.0987 ± 0.1231 mg/kg)
Sales Status/Measures Taken: The product has only been distributed in the notifying country/withdrawn from the market
Notification Type: Information Notification
Exporting companies are reminded to strictly comply with the importing country's requirements when exporting products, inspect the residual pesticide in products, and pay attention to the migration levels of all substances in food contact materials, ensuring the safety of food and related products and avoiding export risks.
2026-10-25
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