Salmonella Detected in Chilled Chicken Breast Exported from Poland(August 28)

August 28, 2026

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On August 26, 2026, Czech Republic issued an RASFF notification concerning Salmonella detection in chilled chicken breast exported from Poland. The affected product was labeled as non-compliant, with measures ensuring it was not distributed in the notifying country and had no remaining stock. This incident emphasizes the need for export enterprises to closely monitor EU food safety regulations, address potential contamination risks, and maintain compliance to safeguard public health and mitigate risks associated with exports.

Salmonella Detected in Chilled Chicken Breast Exported from Poland

According to the EU Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF), on August 26, 2026, Czech Republic notified through RASFF that chilled chicken breast exported from Poland was non-compliant. The specific notification details are as follows:

Notification Date	Notifying Country	Notified Product	Reference Number	Reason for Notification	Sales Status / Measures Taken	Notification Type
2026-8-26	Czech Republic	Chilled Chicken Breast	2026.7532	Salmonella Detected	Not distributed in notifying country / No stock remaining	Information Notification for Attention

Foodmate reminds export enterprises to strictly comply with the requirements of EU member states for product exports, pay attention to the presence of various pathogenic bacteria in products, ensure product safety, and mitigate export risks.

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Salmonella Detected in Chilled Chicken Breast Exported from Poland(August 28)