The Ministry Exposed the Brands: They Used Food Coloring in Baklava and Spices, and Offal in Sausage!
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has updated its list of counterfeit, adulterated, and health-threatening products resulting from food inspections. Brands found to contain poultry meat and offal in sausages, sunflower seeds in baklava, and pharmaceutical active ingredients in food supplements have been individually revealed.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has updated its list of counterfeit and adulterated food products. Numerous irregularities were found in meat and dairy products, as well as in sweets and vinegar varieties. The ingredients detected in sausages were particularly noteworthy.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has added new products to its list of counterfeit or adulterated foods. The list highlights irregularities found particularly in sausages. Poultry meat was detected in beef sausage, and mechanically separated poultry meat was found in some sausages. Products such as olive oil, baklava, cheese, vinegar, spices, and honey are also included in the list.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has updated its list of companies involved in food adulteration and counterfeiting. Starch was found in cheese, sunflower seeds in pistachio baklava, banned dyes in sausage, and pharmaceutical active ingredients in food supplements. The Ministry announced that inspections will continue resolutely.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry is updating its list of companies engaging in counterfeiting and adulteration as part of its inspections. Recent tests have revealed brands of food supplements, herbal products, cheese, vinegar, sweets, deli meats, oils, spices, and honey that have been adulterated or counterfeited in a way that endangers health. Here is the updated list of counterfeit and adulterated foods that pose a health risk...
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry updated its list of adulterated or counterfeit foods on October 12, 2026. The list, which includes 25 new products based on laboratory analyses, features 14 types of Turkish sausage (sucuk), 5 types of olive oil, 2 types of spices, 3 types of pita bread fillings, meatballs and lahmacun (Turkish pizza) products, and 1 type of honey. Here are the details...
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