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The Chief Sanitary Inspector (GIS) reports that, on the basis of tests by the State Sanitary Inspection, the transfer of primary aromatic amines to food was found in samples tested in kitchen tongs. Primary aromatic amines are substances harmful to health.
Returned product details
- Product: Compact pliers 23 cm aspiration
- Part Number: 372366AS
- International Barcode: 5904134966834
- Producer: DAJAR Sp. z oo, ul. Połtawska 6, 75-072 Koszalin
As we read in the GIS version, the manufacturer is currently conducting an investigation based on their proprietary research and available documentation. Product sale has been suspended. Product recall is in progress. The bodies of the State Health Inspectorate are conducting clarification procedures in this case.
What are primary aromatic amines?
Primary aromatic amines (PAAs) are carcinogenic compounds. The International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified most of them as probable carcinogens. Primary aromatic amines are commonly used in the manufacture of azo dyes in the production of some plastics, dyes, and adhesives. These are raw materials that are used in the production of packaging and other items intended for contact with food. Due to certain chemical reactions, primary aromatic amines may pass into food beyond acceptable limits.
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