Vietnamese Dragon Fruit: Excessive Pesticide Residues（Sep 3）
Vietnam-Exported Dragon Fruit Found with Multiple Pesticide Residue Exceedances
According to the EU Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF), on September 1, 2026, Austria reported via RASFF that dragon fruit exported from Vietnam was found non-compliant. The specific notification details are as follows:
Notification Details
|
Date |
Notifying Country |
Product |
Reference No. |
Reason |
Status/Measures |
Notification Type |
|
2026-9-1 |
Austria |
Dragon Fruit |
2026.7727 |
Excessive residues of chlorpyrifos, acephate, fluoxastrobin, pyraclostrobin, cypermethrin, and dithiocarbamates |
Product in online transaction / (requested) removal of online offer |
Information notification for attention |
Advisory
Foodmate reminds export enterprises to strictly comply with the requirements of EU member states for product exports, inspect pesticide residue levels in products, ensure product safety, and mitigate export risks.
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