Food recalls 2026-10

TrustBite recorded 48 allergen-related food recalls from 11 official sources. The most frequently affected allergen was Gluten with 14 cases.

2026-09 · 2026-08 · 2026-07 · 2026-06 · 2026-05

By country

CountryRecalls
United Kingdom10
Ireland1
Czechia8
France7
Belgium6
EU-wide (RASFF)5
Netherlands5
Spain2
Finland2
Denmark1
Poland1

By allergen

AllergenRecalls
Gluten14
Milk9
Sulphites7
Egg6
Sesame6
Peanut6
Soy4
Tree nuts4
Mustard3
Celery2
Crustaceans1
Lupin1
Fish1

Without a clear allergen match: 6

Sources with no recorded entry in this period

AGES (AT) · Recall Swiss / BLV (CH) · Lebensmittelwarnung.de (DE) · Livsmedelsverket (SE)

These sources were queried as usual but contributed no entry. This is explicitly not an indication that no recalls occurred there.

How to read these numbers

  • Only allergen-related recalls are counted: every source is filtered to notices whose stated reason is an allergen, such as an undeclared or mislabelled allergen. Recalls for other reasons (pathogens, foreign bodies, contaminants) are not included, so these figures are not the total number of food recalls.
  • Recorded means recorded, not complete. Each authority decides how far back it serves data, so earlier periods are systematically incomplete.
  • A source without an entry is not an all-clear. Some registers report voluntarily and legitimately stay silent for weeks.
  • One recall can involve several allergens, so the allergen total can be higher than the number of recalls.

Using these figures: please name “TrustBite Recall Radar” as the source, link to this page and describe them as allergen-related recalls recorded from official sources.

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Data as of 2026-11-02. Source: TrustBite Recall Radar, consolidating official recall registers from several countries.
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