Madagascar — Fruits and Vegetables — Other Vegetables

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Madagascar received 4 RASFF border-rejection notifications in Other Vegetables, part of Fruits and Vegetables between 2024-Q1 and 2026-Q4. Volume is falling year-on-year. The most-cited issues are chlorpyrifos, carbaryl, and chlorpyriphos-ethyl. Measured against EU import value, that runs at 907.0 notifications per $1 billion of imports of this commodity from Madagascar over the last 3 years.

Key figures

If you import other vegetables from Madagascar

Higher risk. Madagascar ranks 1st of 8 origins shipping other vegetables to the EU on border rejections per $1 billion of EU imports, at 907.0 — the highest of them.

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Chance a consignment is opened at the EU border
50% of consignments get identity and physical checks for pesticide residues (Reg. (EU) 2019/1793).
Rejections against import volume
On average, 1 border rejection per 1,715 tonnes imported into the EU over the last 3 years; the 2nd highest rejection rate of 7 origins with enough import volume on record to rate (EU import quantities 2022–2024, FAOSTAT).
Where rejections happen
France (2), Greece (1), Italy (1), of 6 border rejections in the last 3 years.
Riskiest months
March, October, April, by rejections since 2020.
Test for before shipping
chlorpyrifos (3), carbaryl (2), acetamiprid (1), fenitrothion (1), thiamethoxam (1).

The EU does not publish how many consignments are shipped, so no page can state a true probability of rejection; these are the figures that are published.

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Quarterly rejections, last 12 quarters

0 2024-Q1 2024-Q1: 0 1 2024-Q2 2024-Q2: 1 0 2024-Q3 2024-Q3: 0 0 2024-Q4 2024-Q4: 0 1 2025-Q1 2025-Q1: 1 0 2025-Q2 2025-Q2: 0 1 2025-Q3 2025-Q3: 1 0 2025-Q4 2025-Q4: 0 0 2026-Q1 2026-Q1: 0 0 2026-Q2 2026-Q2: 0 0 2026-Q3 2026-Q3: 0 1 2026-Q4 2026-Q4: 1
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QuarterNotifications
2024-Q10
2024-Q21
2024-Q30
2024-Q40
2025-Q11
2025-Q20
2025-Q31
2025-Q40
2026-Q10
2026-Q20
2026-Q30
2026-Q41

Recent rejections

Found on the EU market: alerts and information notifications

Besides border rejections, 11 notifications since 2020 concerned other vegetables from Madagascar found after entering the EU — 6 alerts, 5 information notifications. They are not part of the rejection figures or rates above, which measure border controls.

How they were found: official control on the market 64%, consumer complaint or illness 18%, monitoring or surveillance sample 9%, at the EU border 9%. 3 led to a recall from consumers.

2020: 1 information notifications 1 2020 2020: 1 — 0 alerts, 1 information notifications 2021: 1 information notifications 1 2021 2021: 1 — 0 alerts, 1 information notifications 2022: 1 alerts 1 2022 2022: 1 — 1 alerts, 0 information notifications 2023: 4 alerts 4 2023 2023: 4 — 4 alerts, 0 information notifications 2024: 1 alerts 2024: 1 information notifications 2 2024 2024: 2 — 1 alerts, 1 information notifications 2025: 1 information notifications 1 2025 2025: 1 — 0 alerts, 1 information notifications 2026: 1 information notifications 1 2026 to date 2026: 1 — 0 alerts, 1 information notifications

alerts information notifications

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YearTotalAlertsInformation notifications
2020101
2021101
2022110
2023440
2024211
2025101
2026 to date101

Data and downloads

Download all 34 entries (CSV) — every notification behind this page, border rejections and those found on the market, with how each was found and what was done.

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