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Estonia’s PTA Suspends Sales of 50 Products at Sumena Store

From Postimees · () Estonian

Translated from Estonian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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News Named sources Outcome reported
  • Estonia’s Agriculture and Food Board suspended sales of 50 products at Sumena’s Magistrali store.
  • Inspectors found that the products lacked required information in Estonian, including ingredients, allergens and other food details.
  • The affected items included gummy candies, biscuits, sauces and canned goods.

Estonia’s Agriculture and Food Board, known as the PTA, has suspended sales of 50 products at the Sumena store in Magistrali.

The authority said the products lacked compliant Estonian-language labeling and required food information. The affected goods included gummy candies, biscuits, various sauces and canned products.

“During the inspection, shortcomings were identified in 50 different products,” PTA chief specialist Kaisa Muutra said. She added that the products removed from sale did not provide consumers with necessary information in Estonian, including ingredients, allergens and other important food details.

During the inspection, shortcomings were identified in 50 different products.

· Kaisa MuutraThe PTA chief specialist described the findings at the Sumena Magistrali store.
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