3-Monochloro-1,2-propanediol (3-MCPD) and glycidyl fatty acid esters in cookies
EU food safety notification · Alert · on the market
Is this a consumer recall?
No. RASFF is how food safety authorities in Europe exchange information about risks in food and feed. Information shared through RASFF can lead to products being recalled, but consumer recall notices with brand names are published nationally. An alert notification means a food with a serious health risk is on the market and rapid action is required. The notifying country has taken measures, and other countries check whether the product is on their market too.
What did this RASFF notification report?
3-Monochloro-1,2-propanediol (3-MCPD) and glycidyl fatty acid esters in cookies. Risk decision: potential risk. Notification type: alert notification.
What should I do?
RASFF Window summaries do not name brands, batches or retailers, so a product in your kitchen cannot be matched to this notification alone. Check your national food safety authority's recall page or the retailer for brand-level consumer recalls, and follow their instructions if a notice names a product you have.
Can I check a specific product against this notification?
RASFF Window does not publish brand names, business operators, batch or lot numbers. Do not treat a similar product as affected or unaffected based on this summary; national recall notices carry the brand-level details.
- RASFF reference
- 2026.9716
- Notification type
- Alert notification
- Risk decision
- Potential risk
- Product category
- confectionery
- Notifying country
- Switzerland (CH)
- Origin (as reported)
- unknown origin (UO)
- Brand / business operator
- Not published in RASFF Window
- Notification date (EC validation)
- November 2, 2026
- RASFF Window ID
- 873185
- System
- EU Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF), European Commission
Which countries are involved?
Notified by Switzerland (CH): the member country whose authority reported the finding.
Origin (as reported): unknown origin (UO). Origin is where the product came from. It does not tell you where the product was sold or distributed, and the public summary does not list distribution countries.
What the labels mean
An alert notification means a food with a serious health risk is on the market and rapid action is required. The notifying country has taken measures, and other countries check whether the product is on their market too.
Potential risk: no serious risk is suspected, but a risk can't be ruled out and there's not enough information to call it not serious.
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