According to the published information, the Food and Veterinary Service (FVS) found listeria in smoked fish from Lithuania and salmonella in chicken meat from Estonia. A batch of one of the products has already been withdrawn from sale; however, customers who have purchased it are advised not to consume it. The bacteria **Listeria monocytogenes** were found in cold-smoked sprat produced in Lithuania in 200-gram packages. The EAN code of the product is **4779027062211**. The distributor has already removed the corresponding batch of sprat from trade. Those who have purchased the product are advised by the FVS **not to consume it**. ### Salmonella — in Chicken In addition, bacteria **Salmonella Newport** were found in chicken meat from Estonia in a three-cheese marinade. The product was sold in 400-gram packages, EAN code — **4750174002497**. According to the FVS, the expiration date of this chicken has already passed, and it is no longer available for sale. The Latvian service reported the identified cases through the European Union's rapid alert system.
