Pesticide danger in 352 crates of apricots: Being removed from all shelves!
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has decided to recall 352 crates of dried apricots imported from Turkey after detecting sulfite residues. This decision was taken as an urgent measure due to the potential for serious health risks to consumers.
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Recently, food products exported from Turkey to Europe and the U.S. have frequently become a subject of debate due to pesticide residues.
Many vegetables and fruits are being returned or destroyed because they contain pesticides above legal limits. However, in some cases, the dangers of the products are not noticed at first.
URGENT RECALL DECISION
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has decided to recall 352 crates of dried apricots under the Floria brand due to sulfite residues. Inspections revealed that these apricots were shipped to the U.S. from Turkey.
It was stated that these products, which were exported from Malatya, pose serious health risks.