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Dried seaweed exported from South Korea was found to contain excessive iodine levels

 Last Update: 2022-10-19
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According to the EU Food and Feed Rapid Alert System (RASFF), on October 17, 2022, Germany notified through RASFF that the export of dried seaweed from South Korea was unqualified
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The specific information of the notification is as follows:

Briefing time	Notifying States	Notification of products	numbering	Reason for notification	Sales status/action taken	Advisory type
2022-10-17	Germany	Dried seaweed	2022. 6033	High iodine content (365mg/kg)	The notifying country has not distributed/withdrawn from the market	Warning Notice

The Food Partner Network reminds exporters to export products in strict accordance with the requirements of EU member states to ensure product safety and avoid export risks
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