Fortunately, moldy raspberry frozen foods from Ukraine will not reach the Polish market

Published 2024년 9월 18일

Tridge summary

The Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology in Lublin, Poland, has prohibited the circulation of a 21,000 kg batch of frozen raspberries imported from Ukraine due to the presence of rotten fruit with visible mold and atypical color. This is part of a larger issue, with the Polish services already seizing 300 tons of defective frozen raspberries from Ukraine this year. Despite returns of defective batches to exporters, such imports continue. The highest import of frozen food from Ukraine occurred in September and October, aligning with the peak harvest of autumn raspberries.
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Original content

Yesterday, another announcement from the services appeared. Fortunately, moldy raspberries from Ukraine will not be released onto the Polish market. Yesterday, the IJHARS in Lublin issued a decision to prohibit the introduction of a batch of frozen raspberries weighing 21,000 kg, imported from Ukraine, into circulation in Poland due to the presence of rotten fruit with visible mold and an atypical color for this type of fruit. We can, with a clear conscience, call the import of "raspberry-like" frozen products of such low quality a misunderstanding. On the other hand, after so many interventions by the services, it may even be an embarrassing practice... In subsequent announcements from the IJHARS, we read about insect larvae, moldy fruit, inorganic contamination or an atypical color. Despite the returns of defective batches to exporters, someone still decides to import such a product... This year, the Polish services have already seized 300 tons of frozen raspberries from Ukraine ...
Source: Sad24

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