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Raisins from Uzbekistan sold at Lidl have been withdrawn due to unauthorized pesticide residues. Consumers are asked to return them.

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18 February 2026, 16:43
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The National Sanitary-Veterinary Authority and for Food Safety has announced the withdrawal of some batches of 'Furnicuţa' raisins, originating from Uzbekistan, sold in Lidl stores across the country. The withdrawal was prompted by analyses that revealed the presence of unauthorized pesticide residues in the European Union, namely Chlorpyrifos and Profenofos.


The affected batches are B115D126 and B120D126. Consumers are advised not to consume these products and to return them to the store where they were purchased, having the right to a refund, without the need to present the receipt.

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