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Alerts on record26 Hazardunauthorised substance carbofuran Country of originColombia First alertJanuary 22, 2016 Latest alertJanuary 22, 2016 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026
unauthorised substance carbofuran (0.01 mg/kg - ppm) in physalis from Colombia, via the Netherlands, intended for AustriaQuoted from the source as published.

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Brand: Haas Haas
Astrina Astrina AI Astrina AI rating 2026-11-02
The papery husk is the clearest clue to how physalis differs from familiar berries: peel it back to reach the small, round fruit inside. Its flavour is usually tart-sweet, which makes it suitable for eating fresh or adding to desserts and preserves. The husk also means it needs a little more handling than a berry picked straight from a punnet. By our assessment, the fruit has a useful place in the kitchen, but the Astrina catalogue’s category Haas Haas does not help shoppers identify it. The dry husk is easy to recognize even when the fruit itself is unfamiliar.
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