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Ukraine's Main Department of the State Food and Consumer Services in Ternopil region has issued a warning regarding the safety of imported yogurts. The warning states that these dairy products contain high levels of carob gum (E410), an ingredient that exceeds the permitted limit of ethylene oxide (oxirane). According to Ukrainian law, market operators are required to seize or recall such foods if they pose a risk to human health. Consumers have been advised to report the presence of these contaminated yogurts and to expect a recall or seizure of the affected products.
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This was reported by the Main Department of the State Food and Consumer Services in Ternopil region. Yogurts imported to Ukraine contain carob gum (E410), which exceeds the maximum permissible levels for ethylene oxide (oxirane). Under Ukrainian law, market operators are obliged to seize and / or recall these foods if they are found to be harmful to human health. "Please immediately notify the Main Department of the State Food and Consumer Service in Ternopil region about the detection of this product in circulation (Ternopil, Mykulynetska Street, 20, tel. (0352) 52-10-10) and inform that in accordance with Article 20 of the Law of Ukraine" On basic principles and requirements for food safety and quality ", market ...
Source: MilkUA
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