Skip to main content
Intelligence Hub

European Commission · Alert and Cooperation Network

Agri-Food Fraud Suspicions

Cross-border non-compliances with fraud suspicions—not confirmed fraud, findings of intent, or total market incidence.

Partial · 8 of 8 reports

Why fraud-suspicion evidence matters for VACCP

  • Use the reported commodity and issue categories to prioritize vulnerability-assessment questions: authenticity specifications, supplier documentation and targeted verification where your own supply chain has relevant exposure.
  • The manual snapshot covers eight published reports for January–August 2026, with 1,476 reported cross-border non-compliances with fraud suspicions. Product, suspicion and detection-source categories are alternate views of those totals, not additional cases to sum.
  • Inspect the monthly report and PDF-page evidence before acting. These aggregates describe suspicions, not confirmed fraud, operator guilt or market prevalence; they do not establish a comparative trend or individual case identity.

Verified 2026 coverage to date

January to August were downloaded and reconciled. September–December are not part of this verified snapshot; current official availability not checked here. These are counts of reported suspicions, not fraud prevalence, and do not establish a trend.

Explore report month

All verified reports remain shown below. Dimensions are alternate classifications, not additive totals.

Verified monthly reports

8

Official PDFs imported and reconstructed.

Suspicious non-compliances

1,476

Report rows, not confirmed fraud cases.

Underlying iRASFF notifications

6,034

Notification pool from which suspicions were retrieved.

Published 2026 months

8

Commission page availability; dashboard currently covers 8.

Monthly published suspicions

Suspicious non-compliance rows; not proven fraud.

product category

Counts reconstructed from official report page 3.

Download aggregate data (CSV)

Two separate files so totals are never repeated: monthly report totals (reported suspicions and the separate iRASFF notification pool), and the published chart values for the selected view. Both are aggregate counts of suspicions — not cases, confirmed fraud or prevalence. Files are built from the data on this page.

Verified source reports

Aggregate-only import; the public PDFs do not supply stable case IDs.

ReportSuspicionsiRASFF poolPagesEvidenceOfficial PDF
January 202618966011Page 3 · SHA-256 preservedOpen
February 202615965410Page 3 · SHA-256 preservedOpen
March 202620388212Page 3 · SHA-256 preservedOpen
April 202618885913Page 3 · SHA-256 preservedOpen
May 202615076010Page 3 · SHA-256 preservedOpen
June 202621585612Page 3 · SHA-256 preservedOpen
July 202620769811Page 3 · SHA-256 preservedOpen
August 202616566510Page 3 · SHA-256 preservedOpen
Official monthly reports

Scope

ACN cross-border reports cover food, feed, food-contact materials and specified agri-food inputs. Single-country cases are excluded.

Interpretation

Suspicion does not establish guilt, intent, legal liability, prevalence, or country safety.

Record limits

Only published aggregate charts are stored here. No synthetic case IDs or operator identities were created.