High Levels Of Ochratoxin A And Acrylamide Found In Spelt Flatbreads Manufactured In The Czech Republic
Spelt flatbreads made in the Czech Republic and sold in France are being recalled because they contain high levels of ochratoxin A (a naturally occurring toxin) and acrylamide (a chemical that forms during high-temperature cooking). This is classified as a serious health risk. The recall affects products distributed in France.
- Product
- High levels of ochratoxin A and acrylamide found in spelt flatbreads manufactured in the Czech Republic. Category: cereals and bakery products. Origin: Czechia
- Reason
- High levels of ochratoxin A and acrylamide found in spelt flatbreads manufactured in the Czech Republic
- Classification
- Class I
- Category
- food recall
- Country
- European Union
- Agency
- RASFF
- Recall date
- 2026-05-22
- Status
- Ongoing
- Areas affected
- FR
- Distribution
- France
Official recall notice from RASFF
Recall details on Nibble Recalls: https://trynibble.app/recalls/3f0978e8-f0cd-4548-8be7-1f55f03e2864