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EU: Changes on Border Controls - International Nut & Dried Fruit Council

According to the European Federation of the Trade in Dried Fruit & Edible Nuts, Processed Fruit & Vegetables, Processed Fishery Products, Spices and Honey (FRUCOM), at the beginning of July the list of products subject to increased official physical controls at EU borders (Regulation 669/2009) will be modified.
 
Regarding nuts and dried fruits, the following changes were proposed by the Commission at the Standing Committee on June 8, 2017:
 
New:

  • Dried vine fruit from Iran: 5% consignments proposed to be controlled for Ochratoxin A.
  • Dried vine fruit from Turkey: 5% consignments proposed to be controlled for Ochratoxin A.
  • Peanuts (groundnuts) and derived products from Senegal: 50% consignments to be controlled for aflatoxins.

 
Change in sampling frequency:

  • Apricots from Turkey: consignments to be controlled for sulphites will be increased from 10% to 20%.

For further information, please contact us at inc@nutfruit.org.
 

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