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Hepatitis A Virus in a frozen berry mix from Serbia, via Germany

🇷🇸 fruits and vegetables · notified by Germany · 2026-05-12

🥗FRUITS AND VEGETABLESSUPPLEMENTINDEX · FOOD SAFETY ARCHIVEPublic Health Institute of Georgia
Reference2026.4148 (reference is copied — just paste & Search)
Date2026-05-12
Product categoryfruits and vegetables
Notification typefood
Classificationalert notification
Risk decisionserious
Origin country🇷🇸 Serbia
Notifying country🇩🇪 Germany
Hazard / reasonpathogenic micro-organisms
DistributionGermany,Poland,Serbia
Source & archive. Official notice: search RASFF for 2026.4148 ↗. Archived by SupplementIndex on 2026-06-01. The original RASFF entry is removed from the EU consumer portal after four weeks; this page preserves it permanently.
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Public Health Institute of Georgia. “Hepatitis A Virus in a frozen berry mix from Serbia, via Germany.” SupplementIndex Food Safety Alerts. Archived 1 Jun 2026. https://supplement.ge/food-alerts/2026/2026-4148-hepatitis-a-virus-in-a-frozen-berry-mix-from-serbia-via-germany/ (accessed 31 Aug 2026).
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